The phrase "affects all facets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of something on various aspects or components of a situation or subject.
Example: "The new policy affects all facets of the organization, from employee morale to productivity."
Alternatives: "impacts every aspect" or "influences all dimensions".
Only complexity affects all facets of subjective aesthetic perception.
Globalisation affects all facets of human life, including health and well being.
Khat chewing deeply affects all facets of Yemeni social life and has become an essential part of social gatherings and activities [ 3].
The role of women in industry affects all facets of society and has wide-ranging implications for employment and welfare policy, family and child policy, not to mention economic policy.
Tut's dad, Akhenaten, "is considered one of the most controversial of the Egyptian pharaohs, because his attempt to radically transform traditional religion affected all facets of society and caused great turmoil".
Today, it is practically impossible for more than 190 countries to negotiate — and ultimately ratify — an agreement that would affect all facets of their economies in order to deal with a problem so far in the future.
This ability, referred to as 'learning,' has the potential to affect all facets of an individual's life, including how it avoids predators; how it interacts with conspecifics; with whom it mates; and where, when, and on what it forages.
The venture capitalists assert that the slowing of the economy, coupled with an uncertainty about the public markets, is affecting all facets of their industry, including their ability to raise new funds, their decisions about which and how many companies to invest in, and their expectations about when their existing investments will become profitable.
By comparing the data with older studies, the team found an upward trend that was uniform among all groups--all of which "suggests a continuing increased demand for [alternative] therapies that will affect all facets of health care delivery over the next 25 years".
EICHER: Officially called "separate development," Apartheid affected all facets of life - where people could live, or work, or eat, or go to school or to the movies, even what public benches they could sit on.
