The phrase "affecting the application of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or conditions influence the implementation or use of something, such as a policy, rule, or system.
Example: "The recent changes in legislation are affecting the application of environmental regulations across the industry."
Alternatives: "influencing the implementation of" or "impacting the use of".
This section shall not be construed as superseding or otherwise affecting the application of a requirement, under chapter 171 of title 28, to exhaust administrative remedies.
In this paper, the main practical issues affecting the application of Slope Mass Rating (SMR) for the characterization of rock slopes from 3D point clouds are reviewed, using three case studies from an end-user point of view.
On the other hand, the major barriers affecting the application of the green strategies in housing development process have also been identified, such as higher cost for green appliance and higher cost in relation to customers' demand.
Obviously, since relatedness to ordinary life comes in degrees, there will be issues from vagueness affecting the application of this strategy.
Additionally, this was a retrospective review, raising the possibility of selection bias affecting the application of the technique.
Staff felt that besides lack of financial resources, organizational structure and lack of opportunity are the main barriers affecting the application of their knowledge/skills to their work, which implies institutional reform is essential in addition to individual skills development.
This may or may not command greater public confidence but would not, of itself, affect the application of the new law of privacy to the press.
Nothing in this section shall affect the application of section 332(c)(3) of this title to commercial mobile service providers.
Subsurface heterogeneities influence interfacial mass-transfer processes and affect the application of in situ bioremediation by impacting the availability of substrates to the microorganisms.
After noting the company's claim, with others, that 'it would be subjected to a multiplicity of suits in order to recover the money due on the contracts,' we there said: 'Even if one or all of these things might possibly occur in the future, that possibility does not affect the application of the rule requiring exhaustion of administrative remedies.
