The phrase "affected the intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor influences the strength or degree of another factor, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The new policy affected the intensity of the team's motivation, leading to improved performance."
Alternatives: "influenced the strength of" or "altered the degree of".
"Climate change affected the intensity of rainfall.
This should have affected the intensity of the visible light photons that cause excitation of the dye molecules adsorbed on the ZnO particles in the aqueous suspensions.
More importantly, this model produced the phase lag with a slight alteration in the oscillation period, and the extent of the phase delay of Per2 was dependent on factors that affected the intensity of positive feedback regulation, such as the abundance of PER1/2 (Figure S2).
Intensity of immunolabelling: 1 = weak, 2 = moderate and 3 = strong The stage of the cycle affected the intensity of immunoexpression for CK20.
The results indicated that the MMC of chromium (when compared with the control) that significantly (P < 0.05) affected the intensity of the pigment (Chl a) of Geitlerinema sp. DE2011 was 0.25 μM Cr.
In this case, the MMC that significantly (P < 0.05) affected the intensity of the pigment in Scenedesmus sp. DE2009 was 0.75 μM Cr, and therefore this microorganism was more tolerant to chromium than Geitlerinema sp. DE2011 (0.25 μM Cr).
Obliquity is the tilt of Earth's axis of rotation with respect to the plane of its orbit, and directly affects the intensity of the seasons.
To identify the mechanism through which CDSs affect disclosure, we next examine factors that may affect the intensity of lender monitoring or shareholder response.
He said he was confident that his previous knee injury won't affect the intensity of his effort.
Foreign competition is positively associated with the intensity of buy activity, but negatively affects the intensity of make activity.
However, having been born in the city or not did not affect the intensity of bonds with place.
