The phrase "affecting their wellbeing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of certain actions, events, or conditions on the health and happiness of individuals or groups.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are affecting their wellbeing, leading to increased stress and anxiety among employees."
Alternatives: "impacting their health" or "influencing their welfare".
"Many of the children interviewed for this research suffer from stress and anxiety, affecting their wellbeing and development.
"On occasions I've seen young people who are so turned off by the language that they don't want to go to school and it's affecting their wellbeing," says Crombie. "If it gets to that stage then I think the time has come to ask whether it's worth it or not.
The major issue is that many people here are coming from poor backgrounds and homes where there are no toilets," says Kingsley Obinkyeri, who runs a weekly radio show in the capital called Curious Minds, in which young people talk on air about their experiences of sanitation and other issues affecting their wellbeing.
Life outside their community would make it more difficult for the participants to remain in touch with their Antillean roots, thus negatively affecting their wellbeing.
For both tumors, treatments started when a palpable intra-abdominal mass was detected; studies were terminated when tumors in vehicle-treated animals were judged to be adversely affecting their wellbeing.
Just like them, Corbyn falls under the banner of being a strong "white ally": someone willing to put their liberty on the line for a cause that doesn't necessarily directly affect their wellbeing.
People often come to my surgery with relationship problems, work-related stress, teenage angst, unhappiness at school: all manner of problems that affect their wellbeing, rather than a designated illness.
The findings suggest urban form is a "contributing factor" to human health, says Ricky Burdett, director of the LSE Cities programme: "One can begin at least to speculate that these correlations are not just to do with where people of different education or income come from, but that their physical conditions will affect their wellbeing and health".
The video is part of UNICEF's "Early Moments Matter" campaign, which emphasizes how children's environments and experiences in their first years can affect their wellbeing as adults.
All forms of violence committed against children, their families, and their communities seriously threaten or affect their wellbeing and long term development.
UNICEF reiterates that kidnappings are grave violations of children's rights and threaten to affect their wellbeing and long term development.
