The phrase "affected completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the completion of a task or process is influenced or impacted by certain factors.
Example: "The affected completion of the project was due to unforeseen circumstances that delayed our timeline."
Alternatives: "impacted completion" or "influenced completion".
A spokesman for New Jersey Transit, Paul Wyckoff, said the monthlong hiatus would "not affect completion date of the project".
Does cooperation affect completion rates?
Do changes in the business cycle affect completion?
Both of these situations can affect completion probabilities.
The school environment adversely affects completion rates; around one in five school buildings are not fit for use and lack functional water and sanitation facilities.
Participants were not eligible if they: 1) were hospitalized in the past month; 2) used systemic glucocorticoids in the past month; 3) had a musculoskeletal problem or physical or mental illness that may affect exercise performance; or 4) had a medical condition or were using a medication that, in the judgment of the investigator, could affect completion of the exercise protocol.
The stages of leaf formation and siliques ripening were especially affected with completion delayed 16 and 18 days at the highest dose of TCDD (100 ng L−1).
We cannot fully explain this finding, but older people in the intervention group were significantly more frail and disabled than those in the control group, which might have affected the completion rate.
Critical errors that negatively affected task completion for non-critical tasks all related to page loading issues, links not redirecting and pop up text not appearing as intended) and were easy for programmers to remedy.
Each level contains collectibles that affect the completion score, with trophies awarded for getting all mini Marios to the exit in good time.
