The phrase "affected the status of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has changed or influenced the condition or standing of a person, group, or situation.
Example: "The new policy affected the status of employees regarding their benefits and work hours."
Alternatives: "influenced the condition of" or "changed the standing of".
Whether this act affected the status of the College's charter is debatable; however, the act did facilitate the de facto recovery of Coldharbour to the crown.
Further, having a family member with a mental disorder affected the status of the entire family.
Increasing human and livestock populations have affected the status of wild plants, particularly those used in medicines (Singh et al. 2009).
The nature of the principal component analysis (PCA) includes the most important variables that contributed to the variation and excludes some other variables, which might have affected the status of neonatal care estimation, might have reduced the estimate.
To assess whether culture conditions affected the status of STAT3 and Src, cells were grown in suspension or adherent cultures and in the presence or absence of serum and again evaluated for protein phosphorylation.
If so, how does that affect the status of Jones-Drew?
Whether the arrival of Pegula will affect the status of Lindy Ruff, the N.H.L.'s longest-tenured coach, is unclear.
Your untiring efforts influenced almost all the resolutions of the General Assembly and its subsidiary bodies which affect the status of women".
The vote will not affect the status of President Abdullah Gul, elected by parliament for a seven-year term in August.
The decision could also affect the status of quarterback Jimmy Clausen, who has thrived this season and finished Saturday with 329 passing yards and 2 touchdowns.
On the same day it passed this law, the parliament passed a constitutional amendment that also affects the status of the central bank.
