The phrase "affected entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an entry that has been influenced or changed by certain factors, such as in data management or documentation.
Example: "The affected entry in the database needs to be updated to reflect the recent changes."
Alternatives: "impacted entry" or "modified entry".
Recent changes in the registration routes onto the Register of Pharmacists of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may have affected entries from overseas: reciprocal arrangements for pharmacists from Australia and New Zealand ended in June 2006; 10 new states joined the European Union in 2004 and a further two in 2007, allowing straightforward registration.
"If it is not being used, they will affect entry.
Under current rules, squatters that affect entry into a vacant property are only committing a civil wrong unless it can be proved that their entry was forced.
In an intensely affecting entry, starkly titled "Jews," he descends into the depths to which our fear of the Other has taken us.
We document whether and how publicizing a public procurement auction causally affects entry and the costs of procurement.
In the USA, Ph.D.s are seen as an essential element in the process of knowledge transfer, and early mobility does not affect entry into permanent academic careers.
Moreover, it is supposed that several other influencing factors also strongly affect entry capacity, e.g., pedestrian approaching side and queuing vehicles in circulating roadway due to pedestrians across downstream exits.
Destabilization of the B-pentamer may not affect entry, but a less stable toxin might more readily deliver the toxic A-subunit once internalized.
The number of internalized bacteria in macrophages transfected with pSR1αNeo is comparable to those internalizing an empty vector suggesting that the presence of the plasmid does not affect entry (data not shown).
