The phrase "affected place" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a location or area that has been impacted or influenced by something. Example: The natural disaster left many affected places in its wake, with destroyed homes and displaced families.
After flying over the island of Leyte – probably the worst affected place – in a helicopter, the Interior Secretary, Manuel Roxas, said: "From the shore and moving a kilometre inland, there are no structures standing.
Changes in neuronal oscillations mediated by mGlu5 antagonism could thus have affected place cell stability by reducing available information content.
In order to assess if repeated sessions in the protocol affected place field responses, the responses of 2 control rats were scrutinized.
Thirty-eight people have died of the respiratory illness in and around the city, making it the most affected place outside of Asia.
The jaw was the most affected place (35%), followed by zygoma (24%) and by the nose (23%), though most patients presented a single facial fracture (82,5%).
During the same period, doctors have reported 262 other cases -- 118 probable and 144 suspected -- making Canada's largest city the most seriously affected place outside of Asia since the first cases occurred in Guangdong province in China last November.
Within this line, many scholars embraced 'social capital' as a possible explanation for differences in disaster mental health across affected places or affected groups of people (4– 7).
The Sicilian capital remains one of the worst affected places.
Police set up roadblocks around the worst affected places, and three towns, including Marysville, were declared crime scenes, after arson, a surprisingly common cause of wildfires, was suspected.
No one has been charged in the attacks, which affected places including a tabloid publication in Florida, a New York television network and several lawmakers' offices on Capitol Hill.
I was taken on a tour of downtown south Mumbai, including affected places such as the railway station and bars, and if there was any psycho-geographic hum of remembered violence around these places, I didn't notice it.
