"affected quantities" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to specific amounts or measures that have been changed in some way. For example, "The government has raised taxes on affected quantities of imports."
Only five studies evaluated how an intervention affected quantity of caregiving.
Estimates suggest that this net swirl may significantly affect quantities such as mixing times.
The recent article [ 26] notes that Age is often incorrectly treated as a 'nuisance variable' a quantity of little perceived interest or relevance, yet which must be statistically controlled as it might indirectly affect quantities of interest.
The examinations of O2 and CO adsorption demonstrate that the promoters decrease rate but do not affect quantity of the adsorption.
Institutional support does not significantly affect quantity of networking, but greatly enhances quality of networking in the sense that support for networking in a country enhances the benefits of networking for both process and product innovation.
Xylem loading and phloem transport are both shown as important transport processes determining grain Cd accumulation and the regulation of the responsible genes for the respective process enables reducing grain Cd levels without affecting quantity and quality of products.
In its turn, the change in orientation of samples relative to the magnetic field direction (perpendicular or parallel) affects quantity and size of precipitated particles, which is manifested in the redistribution of the intensities of diffraction peaks.
Third, we assume that patients need to understand both recurrence and mortality risks associated with local therapy, because recurrence affects quality while mortality affects quantity of life.
Therefore, the degree of anther cracking is one of the main factors affecting quantity of pollen dispersal of spray cut chrysanthemum through controlling the capacity of pollen dispersal.
The result highlight that roasting conditions significantly affected the quantity of obtained butter.
Grazing intensity affected the quantity and composition of soil C input.
