"affecting message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a message that has a strong emotional impact or that resonates with its intended audience. Example sentence: Her speech contained an affecting message about the importance of social change.
Skillfully assembled and edited photos, film and anecdotes add up to the shows perpetually affecting message: Being in Vietnam was like living a horror movie.
But this exuberant documentary's most affecting message concerns a timelessly profound verity: the value of roots, humor, family and old friends.
We analysed the factors affecting message recall about HPAI, awareness of HPAI, and behaviour change regarding HPAI according to education, residence and population category, ethnic group, age, family status, sex, occupation, access to TV or radio, presence of the outbreak, and training.
As shown in Figure 8, three important factors affect message trustworthiness, which are content similarity, content conflict, and routing path similarity.
These factors have been shown to have an impact and positively affect message acceptability when using SMSs for sexual health promotion [ 18].
Older people need particular consideration when developing health promotion messages because of their greater heterogeneity due to more extensive and varied life experiences, their stronger health-related motivations, and the physical deterioration that occurs with age that affects message processing [ 43, 49- 51].
Facebook Stories is a separate site from the main Facebook site, and does not affect messaging on Facebook itself.
And he said that after reading a blog post on OkCupid's site about how race affected messaging habits, he slowed down his use of the site.
We assume that we use a reference model without any implementation issues affecting the message representation and the update rules.
Further, due to a lack of co-ordinance between the nodes of a cluster, there will be more occurrences of data collision affecting the message delivered to the sink.
Figure 4: The bottom half of this figure is confusing and could be removed without affecting its message.
