The phrase "affects the dimensions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the size, scale, or extent of an object or concept.
Example: "The new design significantly affects the dimensions of the product, making it more compact and user-friendly."
Alternatives: "influences the size of" or "modifies the scale of".
Moreover, the residence time distribution in the reactor also significantly affects the dimensions of the electrode (Aa) and solar module (NAPV) areas.
For lines, the size of the air gap affects the dimensions of towers to a great extent; and for substations, the size of the air gap affects the distances between various live parts.
Below, we compile those insights from the extant body of descriptive knowledge on BPS that indicate how BPS affects the dimensions of process performance included in the Devil's Quadrangle.
The mode of delivery affects the dimension of negative emotional experience with a constant qualitative worsening in the order of spontaneous deliveries, instrumental deliveries, elective and unplanned caesarean sections.
After validation of the results with a preliminary bibliography, an analysis is made of the effect of slipping of the joints in accordance with current standards, studying how such slipping affects the dimensioning of the trusses.
The changes affected the dimensions of the skis and made them more difficult to turn.
How does the microscopic pattern of collagen alignment in the spinal dura affect the dimensions of the dural perforation?
On the other hand, seeing a clear diagram of the areas which positively or negatively affect the dimensions of burnout makes it easy for employees to form groups to implement change, oriented by professionals, to propose and apply measures which may contribute to positive change.
The dominating factors that affect the dimensioning of the oxyfuel boiler are the higher radiative heat transfer – due to the high concentrations of CO2 and H2O in the flue gas – and the different flue gas mass flow, compared to a conventional air-fired boiler.
Hence our change of variable does not affect the dimension of the characteristic n-ring.
{\frac{{g_{I} }}{{g_{S} }} = \frac{ - P}{{P + K_{I} }}} \right|_{\rm {OP}} < 0$$\end{document} - 1 < g I g S = - P P + K I OP < 0 The bounded ratio of kinetic orders provides a valuable constraint for the Monte Carlo simulations, because a fixed ratio does not affect the dimension of the parameter space.
