"affecting of these" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show the impact or influence of something on a specific set of things or people. Example: The new policies implemented by the government are greatly affecting the lives and livelihoods of these vulnerable communities.
The most affecting of these interviews is with Mr. Giuliani's executive assistant, Beth Petrone, who was married to Capt.
"Before Life and After," which closes "Winter Words," is the most extreme, and most affecting, of these denunciations of the outer world.
The most affecting of these moments find Mr. Grenier's Beethoven working through the composition of Variation 32 amid much psycho-sturm und drang and, especially, a hospital sequence in which the "Kyrie eleison" is heard.
In the most vivid and affecting of these vignettes, set during the 19th-century British occupation of India, one of Jonathan's ancestors, in the course of eluding his would-be killers, dies, instead, of fright.
"We're of course very worried about the dangers and side affects of these chemicals no matter how safe they tell us they are," said Geri Barish, executive director of 1 in 9, a coalition of breast cancer activists.
The affects of these two postprocessing on the disparity map are presented in Figure 2.
The comparison may be awkward but just like the new Pope, the affect of these symbolic actions is spreading.
The affect of these viscous dampers on the flutter and buffeting response of the Golden Gate bridge needed investigation.
The most important determining factor in regards to the actual affect of these custom tailored biochars would be the feedstock and the temperature used to produce the biochar.
The economic affect of these events is estimated to exceed $450 billion annually.
However, it appears that stronger alleles will be needed to assess affects of these genes on endogenous Baz and AJ localization.
