The phrase "affected the range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has had an impact on the extent or scope of a particular variable or measurement.
Example: "The new policy changes affected the range of services offered to customers, leading to increased satisfaction."
Alternatives: "influenced the scope" or "impacted the extent".
The paper considers the links between the main issues across North West Europe and aims to distinguish how current coastal management practices have affected the range of issues arising.
The difference in sensitivity also affected the range in which a linear response could be seen, which was almost ten times higher for detector B than for detector A. However, correction for dead-time effects can be done according to the shape of the response curve and thereby yield the actual activity in the tissue of interest.
The torpedoes carried a 110 kg warhead and had two speed settings, which affected the range.
This timing may have affected the range of services provided and may account for different patterns of integration.
The periodic fluctuations in climatic conditions that resulted from Earth's orbital shifts are well known to have affected the range dynamics of many temperate taxa [ 3].
This chapter discusses various factors that affect the range of reliable radio communication.
They're certainly not much cop in the city - obstructions affect the range of transmission - but the baby monitor function is useful.
"That's going to affect the range and we want to be careful about getting the specification right".
Mr. Ciolos said that safety came first, but he also warned of an overreaction that could affect the range of products available and their prices.
Last month, the British Sandwich Association warned a no-deal Brexit could affect the range of luncheon items on offer if it became harder to import out-of-season ingredients with a short shelf-life, like lettuce and tomatoes.
