The phrase "affected continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a continuation that has been influenced or impacted by something.
Example: "The affected continuation of the project was due to unforeseen circumstances that altered our timeline."
Alternatives: "influenced continuation" or "impacted continuation".
We found that the network structure strongly affects continuation of a cooperation-dominant situation without any additional conditions.
Indeed, several authors have shown that the quality of family planning counseling could affect continuation with a particular method [ 25].
This decision will be based on the findings of the interim analyses, the periodic monitoring, the occurrence of a serious adverse event, or other issues that possibly could affect continuation of the study.
There were initial differences between the two groups, for example in level of education which could affect continuation in the study, health status, relative survival and use of health services.
In patients treated with latanoprost, travoprost, or bimatoprost, the Glaucoma Adherence and Persistence Study (GAPS) [ 11] identified the need for additional IOP reduction and the presence of ocular adverse events, especially hyperemia, to be the main factors affecting continuation with therapy and medication changes.
The delay affected the continuation of the exercise; efforts ended up being brief and were conducted dutifully without much enthusiasm.
However, the partial hiatus of recent Landsat archive affected the continuation of understanding the lake changes in the recent decade.
If responses were incorrect, no feedback was provided since incorrect responses did not affect game continuation.
Functional problems affect the continuation of communication, i.e., the possibility of the sustainment of social reality.
The review was conducted to examine studies that assess whether the number of pill packs dispensed, or prescribed, affects method continuation and other measures of use.
It is noteworthy however, that a recent study of the safety of zinc supplementation in acute diarrhea suggests that most of the patients regurgitate only once – a phenomenon that may not affect the continuation of zinc therapy.
