The phrase "affected in half" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is impacted or changed to a certain extent, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was affected in half by the sudden budget cuts, leading to significant delays."
Alternatives: "impacted by fifty percent" or "reduced by half".
According to Unicef, "2.4 million people are affected in Aleppo, half of which are children" making Aleppo the worst affected city in Syria.
The reduced quality of life was determined by lowered physical capacities, but psychological wellbeing was affected in roughly half of the patients as well.
The wrist is affected in one half of patients with rheumatoid arthritis during the first 2 years after onset of the disease, increasing to > 90% after 10 years (Trieb 2008).
Note that in all studies, renal plasma flow increased, whereas in half the studies, GFR was not affected; in the remaining half, the increase in GFR was considerably lower than the increase in renal plasma flow.
Children with RLD are bilaterally affected in more than half of the cases, but the severity of the deformity is often asymmetric [ 5].
Cerebellar involvement on imaging is rather rare but autopsy studies have demonstrated that the anterior-superior vermis or anterior hemisphere is affected in more than half of patients with WE [ 10].
The Achilles tendon is affected in 90% cases, almost half involving both ankles and the tendon ruptures in approximately 50% of the cases.
Dramatic impacts will come sooner than we expected: Hypercapnia, severe intoxication from CO2, is likely to affect fish in half the world's oceans by 2100.
Dynatrace, which monitors more than 150 websites, said a little more than half had been affected in Friday's attacks, resulting in a loss of up to $110 million in revenue and sales, CNN Money reported.
"I'd imagine that at least half of our employees were affected in some way.
