The phrase "affected immensely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant impact or influence that something has had on a person, situation, or thing.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have affected immensely the way we approach our work."
Alternatives: "impacted greatly" or "influenced profoundly".
This is very vital for entrepreneurial capability development as these are the key external factors that affect immensely the outcome of EC activity and improve efficiency frontier for the nations.
Functioning communication and interaction between the systems affects effectiveness immensely.
"He was immensely affected by having forced a system that in the end he had to confront and fight against".
Over exploitation of ground water has immensely affected its quality and quantity.
Rapid depletion of energy resources has immensely affected the transportation sector, where the cargo transportation prices are rising considerably each year.
The article warns that if there are political forces and factions in the society that "do not respect the central government's right to decide on Hong Kong's political system development... the stability and prosperity of Hong Kong will be immensely affected".
In regards to the shutdown, it's worth wondering what other last-ditch avenues the city could be taking at least, legislatively to help minimize its impact, whether it's on commutes, communities, or the businesses who are poised to be immensely affected by the loss of foot traffic.
It is a well-known fact that microorganisms are immensely affected by conditions that prevail surrounding them.
It affects directly and immensely the welfare of the three most powerful countries in the world, America, France, and England, and it affects them all for evil.
Having read The New World only in codex form puts me at a slight disadvantage, but I can say that as a paper-and-ink novel it is immensely affecting and nuanced.
Since schooldays, Wilson has seemed to me an embodiment of the literary ideal, and I found this image an immensely affecting way of introducing the film's final movement.
