The phrase "affects into" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression in English.
Example: "The changes in policy affect into the overall performance of the team."
Alternatives: "translates into" or "results in".
The retailer said it hoped to redeploy up to half of the staff affected into other customer service roles.
Focusing on the transformation of social affect into political effectiveness, they are intensive interventions into the institutional structure of collective memory, education, and politics.
We propose that the zoo community also should increase efforts to integrate measures of positive affect into both population-level studies and tools for monitoring individual well-being.
This will limit total benefits claimable by unemployed working-age households to £20,000 or £385 a week (£23,000 or £442 in London), plunging many of those affected into food poverty, rent arrears and eviction.
To that end, here I examine both linguistic and bodily practice, demonstrating that we gain a richer understanding of meaning-making by incorporating affect into our theory of style.
The documentary of Jo's life was made by My Life Films, a young charity which brings together photographs, video clips and interviews with family and the person affected into a 20-30 minute programme.
This could lead those affected into a spiral of debt.
Also, leading researchers from mathematics, education, and psychology report how they have integrated affect into their own cognitive research.
A spokesman said the incident had "effectively created a bottleneck" on the line and delays may have a knock-on affect into Friday.
Rail services will be affected into next week after a section of track along the Dee estuary at Mostyn, Flintshire, was blocked when more than 200m of sea wall collapsed onto the line.
