The phrase "affects the application of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor influences the implementation or use of another concept, rule, or system.
Example: "The new regulations significantly affect the application of existing safety standards in the industry."
Alternatives: "influences the use of" or "impacts the implementation of".
Undoubtedly, thermostability significantly affects the application of CA in CCUS processes.
The advantage of this mechanism is that the delay is short, but the energy consumption is large and this affects the application of this mechanism in real life [1, 10, 12 14].
Findings of a quasi-experimental field study by Wuttke (1999) show that the type of learning environment affects the application of (meta- cognitive learning strategies: learners in student-centred learning applied a greater numeta- cognitivealearningategiestrategiesring knowlearnersd solving problems than learners in a teacher-instructed learning arrangement.
Overfitting also affects the application of a climate model to novel conditions (those climates not considered in the calibration of the original model).
This approximation implies asymmetry in the treatment of the electron and proton couplings to the solvent (which also affects the application of the energy conservation principle to the charge transfer mechanism).
This may or may not command greater public confidence but would not, of itself, affect the application of the new law of privacy to the press.
Obviously, since relatedness to ordinary life comes in degrees, there will be issues from vagueness affecting the application of this strategy.
This difference in the form of fitting functions does not affect the application of T-criterion, whicancan be applied independently of the form of Equation (4).
Subsurface heterogeneities influence interfacial mass-transfer processes and affect the application of in situ bioremediation by impacting the availability of substrates to the microorganisms.
