The phrase "affecting the diffusion of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors influence the spread or distribution of something, such as information, substances, or ideas.
Example: "The new policy is affecting the diffusion of innovative technologies across the industry."
Alternatives: "influencing the spread of" or "impacting the distribution of".
A detailed example of a study to identify key factors affecting the diffusion of e-commerce in Sub-Saharan Africa illustrates the design choices that may be involved.
Our empirical analysis supports the hypothesis that a market failure is affecting the diffusion of user innovations developed by consumers for their own use.
The former reacts quickly to electrical load change, influencing the hydrogen concentration, while the latter shows time-delay, affecting the diffusion of hydrogen between the reaction zone and fuel channel.
In order to optimize and predict sensor response factors affecting the diffusion of analytes into the polymer films has been examined using a silver halide sensing fiber coupled to a FTIR spectrometer.
It has been demonstrated that the injected volume is a major factor affecting the diffusion of botulinum toxin, independently from the dose.
This paper explores how industrial linkages, firm capabilities, and the geographic location of domestic firms affect the diffusion of technology brought by foreign direct investment.
However, TS-1 has medium diameter micropores, which adversely affects the diffusion of molecules with kinetic diameters larger than 5.5 Å.
The increase in particle diameter of glycoconjugates likely affected the diffusion of SC from bulk to the oil water interface and slowed the reorientation process of the protein at the interface.
This paper uses the launch of a series of new drugs designed for treating type 2 diabetic patients as an example to investigate the determinants that affect the diffusion of new medical technology.
The test results showed the concentrations of heavy metals which leached from the bottom ash in porous concrete were below the selected criteria, and the characteristics of geopolymer dominantly affect the diffusion of heavy metals from bottom ash.
