The phrase "affects the longevity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences the duration or lifespan of an object, condition, or phenomenon.
Example: "Regular maintenance affects the longevity of the machinery, ensuring it operates efficiently for years."
Alternatives: "influences the lifespan of" or "impacts the durability of".
This limitation affects the longevity of biosensors.
The interface cohesion greatly affects the longevity of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs).
Susceptibility of epoxy to the negative effects of water and high temperature affects the longevity of FRP repairs in hygrothermal environmental conditions.
Molecular biology concentrator Ryan Corces-Zimmerman '08 earned the top overall prize and first place in the biology category for his study on how a specific protein affects the longevity of C. elegans, a worm commonly used in lab research.
Here, we review how age-related leptin resistance triggers metabolic disturbances and affects the longevity of obese patients.
For ultrasound imaging, the type of carrier gas for isoflurane anaesthesia affects the longevity of the microbubbles.
The current study is focused on some design issues of resin-based composites affecting the longevity of the tooth restoration interface.
The cement thickness is found to be one of the important fatigue failure parameters which affect the longevity of cemented femoral components, in which the thinner cement was significantly associated with early mechanical failure for short-time period.
This chapter will provide an overview of the modes of TKA failure related to bearing surface issues, evaluate factors which may affect the longevity of the TKA bearing, and explore newer and future technologies that could potentially lower the incidence of bearing-related failure following TKA.
But you don't actually don't have to stop exercise for a common cold; it doesn't affect the longevity of the illness, nor its severity.
