The phrase "affecting the use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the way something else is utilized.
Example: "The new regulations are affecting the use of certain chemicals in manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "impacting the utilization of" or "influencing the application of".
Ecclesiastical heraldry, the conventions affecting the use of the arms associated with the church's administrative and collegiate bodies and the portrayal of the arms of clerics.
Clearly, all government regulations affecting the use of land can have an adverse economic impact on the owner of the land, yet no Western legal system requires that all such economic losses be compensated.
A computer user in her 50s suffered from bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome, affecting the use of her hands at work.
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.
Digital watermarking manages to embed secret information into the carrier data without affecting the use of carrier or arousing visual suspect.
Among all the critical issues affecting the use of this parameter for industrial safety, the particle size distribution of the tested powder plays a relevant role.
Development of the block has reflected how the vagaries of the city's housing market affect the use of public financing.
If the suit succeeds, it could affect the use of water by rural areas, as well as by developers and miners.
On Jan . 18 the speakers will discuss uncommon annuals and perennials, and how native flora and local climates affect the use of perennials.
The results are preliminary and do not affect the use of Xigris in adults, said Sondra McQueary, a spokeswoman for Lilly, which is based in Indianapolis.
The plan for the Los Alamos burn warned that escaping flames were "somewhat likely" and that "political problems" might result that could affect the use of such controlled fires in the future.
