The phrase "affected the values of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something has influenced or changed the principles, beliefs, or worth of something or someone.
Example: "The recent economic changes have significantly affected the values of many communities across the country."
Alternatives: "influenced the principles of" or "altered the worth of".
"It has definitely affected the values of the converted cars somewhat.
Results show that processing parameters such as homogenization pressure, surfactant concentrations and oil:water ratio significantly affected the values of Hd and PdI of nanoemulsions.
A mixed-model ANOVA showed that the choice of realignment method significantly affected the values of upper body variables as well as their ability to discriminate between the PD and control group.
The initial temperature affected the values of kv and apparent diffusion constant Dapp only in initial shrinking, in which the decrease in D with increase in the initial temperature came mainly from the spatial limitation.
The simulated results showed that the flame kernel size, temperature and energy dramatically affected the values of the MIT, MIE and IDP for a methanol/air mixture, the value of the ignition delay period was not only related to the flame kernel energy, but also to the flame kernel temperature.
The postmenopausal state affected the values of HDLC and TC: HDLC ratio.
The sales have clearly affected the value of the artist's estate, currently the focus of a bitter lawsuit.
That year is the latest available data as well as the last full year before the Brexit vote affected the value of the pound.
Those allegedly skewed prices then affected the value of other bets on electricity prices, in the so-called financial market.
The big question this year is: How has Trump's foray into the political arena affected the value of his brand?
But a financial catastrophe like Black Monday hardly affected the value of stocks over a longer period of time.
