The phrase "affected institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations or entities that have been impacted or influenced by a particular event or situation.
Example: "The new policy will have significant implications for the affected institutions, requiring them to adapt their operations accordingly."
Alternatives: "impacted organizations" or "influenced entities".
Regulators can draw conclusions as to whether stable rulemaking is needed for the particular market segment in which the affected institutions operate.
Alain Bichsel, a spokesman for the market regulator, declined to identify the affected institutions.
As they scramble to stay afloat, affected institutions in Europe are also cultivating private donors anywhere they can be found.
The affected institutions and businesses included Bank of America, the Nasdaq composite index, the New York Stock Exchange, Capital One, AT&T and PNC, the indictment alleges.
Under the program, failing schools are required to convert to academies, a change that would put the affected institutions under tighter national fiscal control.
As he said: Eliminating subsidies would encourage the affected institutions to downsize by selling off certain operations or face having to pay the real costs of bailouts.
Further Questions for Discussion: –How do rising tuition costs affect institutions' admissions policies?
Height limits directly affect institutions that need higher-than-normal floors for auditoriums, operating rooms, gymnasiums and the like.
In this case, Mr Easterly and Mr Levine agree, sort of, because they find that geography affects institutions.
The commission is, in particular, extremely concerned by the indications of manipulations and threats which affect institutions, members of the judiciary".
Student loan defaults affect institutions across all of higher education, not just for-profit institutions ("Misleading Advice for Student Borrowers," editorial, Oct. 9).
