The phrase "affecting vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing conditions, factors, or elements that have an impact on one's eyesight or visual perception.
Example: "The bright lights were affecting vision, making it difficult to see the stage clearly."
Alternatives: "impacting sight" or "influencing vision".
Many age-related health conditions may impair safe driving ability, such as those affecting vision, cognition, neck flexibility.
A companion volume of sorts, "Report From a Parisian Paradise: Essays From France, 1925-1939" (superbly translated from the German by Michael Hofmann), offers up a very different yet equally affecting vision of European society: the hopeful, Romantic face of a writer best known for his dark, melancholy prose and his admittedly "skeptical intelligence".
Experts believe that sensory disorders those affecting vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch and pain in tens of millions of people across the globe will be at the forefront of this revolution, in part because the sense organs are more accessible and more easily studied than deeper parts of the brain.
Experts believe that sensory disorders — those affecting vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and pain in tens of millions of people across the globe — will be at the forefront of this revolution, in part because the sense organs are more accessible and more easily studied than deeper parts of the brain.
The glasses are equipped with a near-infrared light source, which confuses the software without affecting vision.
The most emotionally violent scene in "Mary Magdalene," an imperfect but affecting vision of New Testament times, depicts not a crucifixion but an exorcism — or rather, a failed attempt at one.
You can see how a tumor would press right on it and affect vision.
If one side is affected by a stroke, it could affect vision or speech or memory.
If the opacity is severe enough to affect vision, it is called a cataract.
Any surface irregularity or scar in the substance of the cornea can affect vision.
It is asymptomatic, does not affect vision, and spontaneously resolves in several days.
