The phrase "affected harm" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the impact of harm on individuals or groups, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The affected harm from the disaster was evident in the community's mental health struggles."
Alternatives: "resulting harm" or "impacted damage".
The report says that India has laws on the books to protect mining-affected communities from harm, but "their enforcement has essentially collapsed".
The infusion of radiolabelled monoclonal antibodies directly into the postsurgical resection cavity after surgery has enabled the delivery of high radiation doses to the affected area without harming the surrounding normal brain tissue or distant organs.
Mr. Lang's affected gestures caused no harm during the episodic second movement; the finale, a breathless dash, managed to cohere.
Another condition, phonophobia, is a unique case of misophonia in which fear is the dominant negative feeling a person may have in response to specific trigger sounds; this fear may arise based on a belief that the sound itself can harm the affected person's hearing ability.
They included a provision that allowed any coastal state to ban drilling otherwise permitted by a neighboring state within 75 miles of its coastline if mandatory studies indicated that an accident could harm that affected state's economy or environment.
With higher frequency of heatwaves projected to occur as a result of climate change [ 12], locally tailored action plans are implemented in many affected areas to minimize harm to those most at risk.
Detailed narrative accounts indicated that such disorders typically would not occur in the absence of a postnatal mental illness, but affected mothers may potentially harm or neglect their babies.
Genomic discoveries related to infectious disease have the potential to benefit at-risk and affected individuals, and minimize harm to them, by identifying more effective preventive or therapeutic interventions and clarifying whether a pathogen or the treatment accounts for an adverse reaction to an intervention.
Given the potential for such harms, one might expect that affected or potentially affected individuals would be able to challenge such measures before courts or administrative tribunals.
Such a case is normally understood as a case in which the affected person is clearly harmed.
