The phrase "affecting insights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing insights that have a significant emotional or impactful quality.
Example: "The documentary provided affecting insights into the struggles faced by the community, leaving a lasting impression on the viewers."
Alternatives: "profound insights" or "moving insights".
A particularly affecting insight came from senior pilot and instructor, Simon Hardy, who noted that MH370 had made an odd detour over the Malaysian region of Penang, which happens to be the pilot's home state.
As we wanted to study insight and FA in treatment-seeking and treatment-naive subjects and as insight and FA can change with treatment, we excluded subjects who were on any type of treatment that could affect insight (including psychotropic medication and psychosocial therapies).
And he sang with affecting elegance, insight and honesty.
Those experiments provide additional methodological, as well as pragmatic, insights affecting both clustering and pattern discovery in biological data.
As the proportion of older adults who consume supplements increases, this is becoming an important methodological concern, because it affects our insight into the true extent of micronutrient inadequacies among this population.
And Ms. Goerke, as usual, had everything: rich and full sound, interpretive insight, affecting expressivity.
Eventually, mystery and intrigue creep into the plot of "Adaptation," and by the time the film veers into a ludicrous string of Hollywood "action thriller" clichés -- a chase through an alligator-infested swamp and a bogus yet strangely affecting moment of insight -- we realize that Kaufman has succumbed to Hollywood's imperatives.
In the 'delivering' relationship, SD informs service planning and development practices based on user-centred insights, while affecting physical service resources/technologies.
SGNs are indispensable for relaying auditory information from hair cells to the auditory brainstem, and investigating factors affecting their degeneration provides insight into the physiological basis for the progression of hearing dysfunction.
I then address specific ethical challenges associated with research on genetic determinants of environmental risk, prenatal studies and maternal privacy, and data causing inflicted insight or affecting the informational rights of third parties.
