The phrase "affecting success" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that have an impact on achieving success in a particular context.
Example: "The team's collaboration and communication skills are crucial factors affecting success in our project."
Alternatives: "influencing success" or "impacting success".
We must remember that there are many variables affecting success.
The New York City Opera's production, directed by Tazewell Thompson, is a vibrant and affecting success.
Mr. O'Brien is a witty and versatile director: he has done Shakespearean and classical productions at the Old Globe Theater in San Diego, while back East on Broadway he is best known for "Hairspray" and "The Full Monty," although he also made a deeply affecting success of Tom Stoppard's arcane, scholarly drama "The Invention of Love," a Lincoln Center Theater production in 2001.
The factors affecting success rates are discussed.
This review discusses the advantages and disadvantages of seed and various vegetative methods for propagating bamboo and the key factors affecting success.
In either case, these evaluation criteria should cover the true spectrum of factors affecting success and failure of the project(s).
Cultural differences affect success rates; not everyone is as law-abiding as Icelanders.
Nor do they measure either what was learned in high school or motivation, creativity and special talents, factors that affect success in college.
For example, undernourished children score poorly on tests of attention, fluency and working memory all of which affect success at school.
This turned out to be a grievous miscalculation that overlooked all the other variables – from incentive to win to sensitivity to cost – that affect success in warfare.
Red Sox fans and others may dispute that idea, but it raises an interesting question: Can an athlete's uniform affect success?
