'affected enormously' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a dramatic or drastic change in something. For example, "The storm affected the town's infrastructure enormously."
High-speed rail (HSR) affects enormously on the territory and provokes intense socio-economic dynamics because it articulates the territory according to the distribution of the accessibility in the settlements.
Tax rates affect behavior enormously.
It must have affected my mother enormously.
Still, I wish The Last Lear well, and applaud its actors particularly: their stock is enormously affected by the box office performance of their previous project, arty or not.
"You are raising money from the same parties who will be enormously affected by policy decision you are about to make," said Norman J. Ornstein, a campaign finance expert at the American Enterprise Institute.
Consequently, engineering properties of the mixtures have been paid more attention, which can be enormously affected by variations of aggregate gradations and binder (emulsified asphalt and cement) contents.
As a Zimbabwean whose life has been enormously affected by United Stated Foreign Service Officers, I was deeply disturbed by the news of the recent attacks on the US Embassies in Libya and Egypt.
This organ is enormously affected by intrauterine stress episodes, and morphological changes in this organ, such as steatosis, fibrosis, and foci of extramedullary erythropoiesis, are associated with perinatal death [ 6].
Greyscale's enormously affecting Gods are Fallen and All Safety Gone continues at Camden People's Theatre.
Hearing that it is an illness that can affect anyone is enormously helpful.
