The phrase "affects the location of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor influences or changes the position of something else.
Example: "The new zoning laws significantly affect the location of commercial developments in the area."
Alternatives: "influences the position of" or "determines the site of".
The degree of coupling beam, βCB, affects the location of zero moment within the wall, and is determined from empirical studies.
The diffusivity coverage relationship (repulsive, neutral, or attractive adspecies interactions) affects the location of the TON peak on the catalyst surface in a non-monotonic manner, indicating that care should be taken when applying research data to models of practical SOFCs.
Sophisticated radiation pressure models rely on a precise knowledge of the satellite's attitude which does not only affects the location of the antenna phase center or the phase windup of the signal carrier but, through radiation pressure, also the orbital dynamics.
The location of colonization of H. pylori, which affects the location of the ulcer, depends on the acidity of the stomach.
In the present paper, we report that transcription affects the location of a DNA target in Escherichia coli K-12.
The groove width profile and snapshots derived from the trajectory demonstrate that the groove width affects the location of DNA and the catalytic loop conformation.
If higher relative humidity and enhanced ascending motion, modulated by enhanced convection due to active MJO, exist over the IO, the positive anomaly of GPI is induced, which affects the locations of TCG.
When Chamberlain unleashed a fastball, Posada said he rushed through his delivery, affecting the location of the pitch.
The addition of a sports stadium may affect the location of a bus stop or subway station; moving building X in front of building Y may disrupt traffic.
The splice affected the location of the damage.
The above system imperfections affect the location of the received symbols.
