The phrase "affecting the level and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence on a certain level or standard in a particular context, such as performance, quality, or measurement.
Example: "The new policy is affecting the level and quality of service provided to our customers."
Alternatives: "influencing the standard and" or "impacting the degree and".
Our analysis also shows how the speed of mean reversion of market liquidity, by affecting the level and the volatility of the overnight market rate, also affects the anchoring of the yield curve in the euro area.
Consistent with this, our results demonstrate that HB-19 causes a selective reduction of surface nucleolin without affecting the level and nucleolar localization of nuclear nucleolin.
In our circuits, time delay can be accounted for by the non-instantaneous rates of reactions affecting the level and function of the E protein, including transcription, translation, cell killing by the E protein, and E protein degradation.
Therefore, the characteristics of the greenhouse cladding materials, which can affect the level and quality of the transmitted radiation, are of primary concern for greenhouse cultivation.
In the first part of the monograph, we study theoretically how a poor governance structure affects the level and structure of executive pay and identify conditions under which Say and Pay could help shareholders to improve it.
This essay addresses the degree to which the anonymity of such computer-mediated communication affects the level and tone of discourse when sensitive or volatile local issues are the focus of discussion.
@Gchesman, a CSR consultant, asked whether being a well-known company affects the level and degree of time and money Bust Buy spends on CSR and sustainability.
The market arrangement with their regulatory frameworks over electric power and NG systems affects the level and the dynamics of their interdependence.
This does not mean that data records on student transfers are free from error, but that data issues only affect the level and not the trend in graduation rates (Allensworth, Healey, Gwynne, & Crespin, 2016).
Therefore, we speculate that eukaryotic introns may function as carriers for ncRNAs and, through the process of intron gain and loss, may affect the level and variation of expression of ncRNAs.
Rates of recombination and mating patterns (inbreeders vs. outcrossers, for instance) strongly affect the level and extent of LD.
