The phrase "affected views" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to opinions that have been changed or influenced by a certain event or experience. For example, "The pandemic has affected views on public health measures across the world."
The FBI investigation doesn't seem to have affected views of Clinton, but there's evidence that it could have taken a toll on enthusiasm to vote for her.
That trend of the two parties moving away from each other has affected views on the proper role of government, environmental issues and foreign policy, among other questions.
The major issues that affected views about the acceptability of deception studies were the welfare and capacity of patients, practicalities of trial design, and the question of trust.
Shieh and Chen (1997) found that screen color combination significantly affected viewing distance, with red text on a green background resulting in a shorter viewing distance and a greater standard deviation of viewing distance than other color combination.
Shootings don't tend to substantially affect views on gun control.
But perhaps the most significant feature is how understanding of the cross affects views of the past.
Generational change also affects views of the role of the old institutions at a time when thoughts are on succession to the king, now 83.
Heritage experts are calling for a London-wide approach to buildings that affect views of the city after a recent assessment showed 436 towers of 20 or more storeys are in the pipeline for the capital.
Presence of a grandchild does not affect views about co-residence.
Education×party interactions affect views on climate change but not renewable energy, similar to the POLES and CAFOR results.
Residents and some conservation groups said the housing plans will affect views of the historic sheds and could stop new airship businesses setting up.
