"affected fields" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to areas in a particular subject that have been influenced (typically negatively) by a particular event, circumstance, or action. For example: "The pandemic has had a serious effect on many of the affected fields in the global economy."
DNA and protein microarrays have enabled the measurement of gene expression and biomarkers on an unprecedented scale, and have greatly affected fields ranging from oncology to medical diagnostics.
This type of systematic sampling applied to aerobiology was subsequently demonstrated by Techy et al. (2010) using two synchronised autonomous UAVs to detect airborne sporangia of the potato late blight pathogen, Phytophthora infestans, in the lower atmosphere (25 45 m) above affected fields.
A plant hopper outbreak can destroy 20percentt of a harvest; China is trying to hold losses to 5percentt in affected fields.
Banning the surveys would make it impossible to compile reliable data on employment, productivity, health, housing, poverty, crime and the environment, to name a few of the affected fields.
Many in the heavily affected fields "ceased publishing relatively early in their career.
Many of the young mathematicians in heavily affected fields ended up moving to lower-ranking institutions or leaving academic mathematics altogether.
And that appears to have affected field trips.
Bullying researchers have also observed impairments in self-esteem and social competence in those affected (Field, 1996; O'Moore et al., 1998), alongside reduced job performance and increased absenteeism.
As shown in Fig. 2A, ET-1 affected field stimulated cell shortening (3 Hz, 35 °C, as described in [21]) in nNOS+/+ LV myocytes in a time-dependent manner.
There are two ways that seed size may have affected field performance: first, through direct effects on seedling size and germination timing, and second, by indirect effects of seed predators.
The Human Genome Project affects fields beyond biomedical science in ways that are both tangible and profound.
