The phrase "affected exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or impacts in communication, trade, or interactions between parties.
Example: "The affected exchange between the two countries has led to significant economic shifts."
Alternatives: "impacted interaction" or "influenced trade".
But Mr. Oneda warned that the fallout from the Greek debt crisis, which has upset markets in Europe and affected exchange rates, could undermine its return to profit.
The affected exchange reactions, metabolites, and associated pathways can be used to focus experiments for biomarker discovery as well as interpret global metabolomic profiles.
The average is skewed by some morbid SNPs and drug treated conditions that have over 45 affected exchange reactions, as most differences are detected in between one and ten exchange reactions.
It is also important to underline here that the composition of international agricultural trade asymmetrically affected exchanges among the diverse economic regions.
But he noted that economic policy by other countries, none of which he identified, could affect exchange rates.
Those exchanges not providing full and accurate information would, like any other badly run business, be forced to change or wither away,STEPHEN HANSENViennaUnharmoniousSIR Jacques Santer (By invitation, May 10th) should worry about the Bundesbank's admission that rules of convergence and uniformity cannot "harmonise" trends in productivity the key factor affecting exchange rates.
Every positive or negative news from the nuclear talks affects exchange rates and prices.
With increasing FeO phase the effective interface area increases affecting exchange bias.
But we can directly affect exchange rates, by imposing (or better yet, threatening to impose) import tariffs.
Find out how schools and teachers think this will affect exchanges, which have provided generations of children with their first taste of what it feels like to live in another country.
Vegetation fractional coverage (VFC) is an important vegetation parameter affecting exchanges of carbon, water, energy between the atmosphere and surface.
