The phrase "affects of implementing" is not correct; it should be "effects of implementing." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the outcomes or consequences of putting a plan or system into action.
Example: "The effects of implementing the new policy were felt across the entire organization."
Alternatives: "consequences of implementing" or "outcomes of implementing".
In the process control role, test design – including the decisions to increase sample sizes, re-test lots, and change tolerance thresholds – only affects the cost of implementing a targeted food safety standard, but does not directly affect health outcomes.
The applicability of policies affects the difficulty of implementing policy; the more applicable a policy is, the less difficult it is to implement.
A number of logistical issues were identified that could affect the feasibility of implementing HIV screening in the dental admissions clinic.
14 Complicating the matter even further is the fact that alongside broader political issues that affect the possibility of implementing vaccination programmes, personal beliefs about the safety and benefits of vaccines are modulated by social ties, religious beliefs, and familial values.
It is also possible that related hockey-specific environmental factors (i.e., equipment, environment) might affect the ecological validity of implementing this technique for altering cardiac and hemodynamic response outside of a laboratory setting.
The decision on whether to put restrictions on the use of smartphones and Internet connectivity when employing smartphone-based electronic forms may affect the operational cost of implementing such an interface.
Politics have no place at Growth Management and Strategies, and to limit the affects of favoritism, the company will implement and clearly communicate a performance review policy that applies to those at the bottom as well as the top of the leadership ladder.
Institutions influence the technical and financial capacity of implementing organizations, affecting their ability to plan and implement adaptation actions (Ivey and others 2004).
Any political upheaval could affect what seems to be a real chance of implementing economic change.
"This decision will undoubtedly affect everyone, but by focusing on those paid the least, I believe this is the fairest way of implementing such a policy," Middleboe wrote to staff.
