The phrase "affected conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to circumstances or situations that have been influenced or changed by a particular factor or event.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the impact of climate change on the affected conditions of local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "impacted circumstances" or "influenced situations".
Torrential rain overnight had not affected conditions for the rescue, he said, it was hoped the rescue could proceed even faster than yesterday's.
In this study, affected conditions for wool dyeing with rutin as a natural dye were optimized by exhaustion quantities with one-factor-at-a-time (OFT) method and the extracted results were used to further optimize its dyeing conditions by central composite design (CCD).
But the scientists say their findings help refine our ideas about ancient asteroid impacts and how they affected conditions on a young Earth.
In essence, we are really looking for a change between an "affected" condition and a "nonaffected" or control condition.
The warm El Niño conditions affecting weather around the Pacific Ocean are also affecting conditions in space, according to UC Berkeley scientists.
Why or why not? –How do you think protests outside of the U.S. against the U.S. affect conditions for Americans living abroad?
Michael Weiner, the union's general counsel, said that "any change potentially affecting conditions on the field of play requires bargaining with the union".
Most scientists have long thought that the sun shone too steadily to affect conditions on Earth.
The sprung flooring in each dance studio, for example, responds independently so that movement in one room doesn't affect conditions in adjacent ones.
The RMT claims plans to save £6m over five years would threaten 200 jobs and affect conditions.
Instead, it became possible to construct a tunnel at deep level without adversely affecting conditions on the surface.
