The phrase "affects items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence that something has on specific objects or elements.
Example: "The new policy affects items in the inventory, leading to changes in pricing and availability."
Alternatives: "impacts objects" or "influences products".
Earlier, he told the Itar-Tass news agency that the document affects items of both civilian and military use that do not fall under existing Russian controls or that exporters knew would be used to create nuclear, chemical or biological weapons or missiles to deliver them.
Since the distributions of the positive affects items exhibited plateau-shaped patterns, the percentage of the positive affects score relative to the total depressive symptoms score would decrease with an increasing total CES-D score.
The 20 items of the CES-D were grouped into the following four subscales: depressive mood (items 3, 6, 9, 10, 14, 17 and 18), somatic and retarded activities symptoms (items 1, 2, 5, 7, 11, 13 and 20), interpersonal relations (items 15 and 19) and positive affects (items 4, 8, 12 and 16).
A number of cross-cultural comparison studies have reported that the response patterns for the positive affects items vary according to ethnicity or nation (eg, skewed, plateau-shaped, U-shaped and reverse U-shaped), whereas the response patterns for the 16 negative items were generally comparable.
If you want a more natural look, blend your blur so it truly only affects items in the background.
Some of the most affecting items are the least flamboyant.
This effect held for 9 of the 12 positive affect items on the PANAS-C.
Mr. DeMatteo said the increases have affected items ranging from door frames and hinges to light fixtures and steel studs.
The increase of about 8percentnt will affect items that form about 1.2percentnt of total in dustry shipments.
The collection's dependence on viscerally affecting items reflects the Smithsonian's tendency toward a broad, largely artifact-based history—Here's somebody's Buick!
Place affect items loaded on both the place identity (an individual's cognitive assessment of a place) and place dependence (an individual's functional assessment of a place).
