The phrase "affecting the notion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes a particular idea or concept.
Example: "The recent findings are affecting the notion of traditional teaching methods in modern education."
Alternatives: "influencing the concept of" or "impacting the idea of".
Their study indicated that SRL factors directly affect the notion of procrastination and lead to learning performance.
Nack (2002) found that women who had higher perceptions of stigma prior to their own experiences with STIs (being tested and/or testing positive) and those women who identified as 'good' girls were more affected by the notion of being identified as a 'bad girl' [ 3].
For this modest, affecting show embodies the notion of the actor as a transparent vessel through which we see the thoughts and feelings of others.
She was, and remains, a contemporary of the Abstract Expressionists, affected (she rejects the notion of "influence") by Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, and, notably, her friend and fellow-admirer of Eastern art and mysticism Ad Reinhardt.
The above considerations on inferential many-valuedness are of interest also because they affect the definition of the notion of a logical system.
Epidermis-specific deletion of JunB therefore appears to affect distant organs affecting myelopoiesis and bone homeostasis, supporting the notion of an endocrine-like function of the skin.
The director took it, and it was there, on the first piece of professional advice he'd ever had taken, that Ron stood "frozen, and overjoyed" with the notion of affecting how stories were told.
I first explain and justify my position, then briefly address the notion of affect, and finally, present some thoughts on trust.
The new transportation mediums also have the potential to positively disrupt our very notion of urban living, affecting the use of city space and satellite towns.
Of considerable theoretical interest is our observation of a mitogen, in this instance EGF, having a direct impact on a steroid sensitive cascade, which is the converse of the notion of a progestin affecting the EGF dependent process [ 32].
