The phrase "affected through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is influenced or impacted by a particular means or method.
Example: "The community was affected through the new policy changes implemented by the local government."
Alternatives: "influenced by" or "impacted via".
But the other crucial factor in rampage killings, access to guns, can be affected through legislation and regulation.
They add: "Several dozen children have been directly affected through the courts based on assessments using the tool – the impact is significant and cannot be emphasised enough".
Health will be affected through automation in clinical data and predictive diagnostics to robotics assisting in areas from surgery to nursing, and from hospital logistics to pharmaceutical dispensary.
Grant Bredeson, 32, a former Bounty deckhand, is helping to collect donations for those affected through a PayPal account at tallshipbounty.org/online-store.
The fluoride adsorption affected through particle size.
Google's, Microsoft's and Apple's Mac app stores were not affected through all of this.
Computers are usually affected through rogue emails (from friends or from banks, government or official source) containing attachments.
The suit also seeks relief for those affected through the means of lost wages, interest, retroactive seniority and all other lost benefits of employment.
DA levels can be affected through administration of L-DOPA, the precursor of DA, which is an established medication for Parkinson's disease (Berk et al. 2007).
In addition to the angle θ and φ, the windows on hollow sphere surface also can be affected through some special cases.
This capital has a certain depreciation rate which speed can be affected through some cognitive maintenance and repair activities (McFadden 2008).
