The phrase "affected on one of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey that something has been impacted or influenced by a specific factor or situation.
Example: "The project was affected by one of the unexpected delays in the supply chain."
Alternatives: "impacted by one of" or "influenced by one of".
Six weeks before the Games two athletes were unexpectedly given the green light to compete in Warner's event – moving from T37, a class whose participants' movements are only affected on one side of their body, to T35, a class in which balance and lower-limb problems are an issue.
The ward with all its diseased and rejected children is highly affecting on one level, as a realistic portrait of such an institution.
Several analysts speculated that because not all eight million North American BlackBerry users were affected on Monday, only one of those centers was plagued by software trouble.
Three patients (14%) suffered from club feet, two of them were affected on both feet, one only on one foot.
We probed further to see whether our gesture interventions specifically affected performance on one type of item by focusing only on the gesturing conditions.
VICE explores how this "volcano" of burning refuse has affected the lives of residents on one of Greece's most beautiful islands, and finds that the issue of garbage management in Greece is more complicated than it initially appears.
They found that most of the QTL shown to affect androsterone also affected one or more of the other hormones except the one identified on SSC 6.
Yet he has continued to maintain complex relationships with lobbyists like Iseman, at whose request he wrote to the Federal Communications Commission to urge a speed-up on a decision affecting one of her clients.
The unsteady state of catalyst allows one to affect on all stages of polymer decomposition.
