The phrase "affects the integrity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or compromises the quality, reliability, or wholeness of a system, object, or concept.
Example: "The recent changes in policy significantly affect the integrity of our data management practices."
Alternatives: "impacts the reliability of" or "compromises the quality of".
Stress fracture, any overuse injury that affects the integrity of bone.
If it's anything that affects the integrity of the sport, it's important to contact the right people about it.
"It applies to only half the field and yet it affects the integrity of the competition," he said of the rule.
Mr. Dylan has apparently sampled "Confessions of a Yakuza," remixing lines from the book into his own fractured tales of romance and mortality on " 'Love and Theft.' " The result, as in many collages and sampled tracks, is a new work that in no way affects the integrity of the existing one and that only draws attention to it.
Aging is a natural process that affects the integrity of the neurovascular system, losing its functions and producing neurodegenerative diseases [93].
It is clear from SEM micrographs that the current, pulse on-time and tool material affects the integrity of machined specimen resulting in the formation of debris, deep craters, micro cracks and pock marks.
"The nation's morale could be affected, the integrity of the social order," Wallace writes.
We're looking at different aspects of it, including does the length of the hair affect the integrity of the helmet and if you folded it up underneath the helmet would it affect the integrity of the helmet.
We intend to thoroughly examine those areas of the N.B.A.'s operations that could affect the integrity of the game".
N.B.A. suspensions have two categories — on-court conduct and actions affecting the integrity of the league.
It doesn't affect the integrity of Facebook's operations, it just inserts an HTML element into the page.
