The phrase "affected over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something changes or is influenced gradually throughout a period.
Example: "The ecosystem has been significantly affected over time due to climate change."
Alternatives: "influenced over time" or "impacted over time".
That's likely to have important consequences, and it's hard to be certain that Britain wouldn't be affected over time.
A month later, though, those negative perceptions had diminished, the Army found, and there is no solid evidence that recruiting will be affected over time, the general said.
The energy recovery performance of PHT can be severely affected over time.
Most of the predictions fell within the first category: students made predictions about how individual plant species might be affected over time (Table 3).
Many subjects also had prior knee injuries; however, we aimed to assess how biomarkers of cartilage turnover were affected over time in active volleyball athletes, including those who had recovered from prior knee injuries.
The survey adopted the online questionnaires in the following waves, and it is to be examined how tracking outcomes have been affected over time given the diversities and uncertainties of respondents' growth trajectories.
"It will affect, over time, millions of people if there's better debt collection.
To provide more insight into our findings on tweet-based aggregate analysis of affects over time, we perform user-based analysis that ignores the temporal component.
For the majority of this study, we focus on the population tweet-level analysis of affects over time to understand how they relate to ILI incidence.
As a result his studies suggest we generally wind up feeling torn between our passion and the rest of our life leading to higher levels of negative affect over time and putting us at risk of burning ourselves out.
Experiencing physical disability increased the level of negative affect over time.
