The phrase "affects the position of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences or changes the location or status of another factor.
Example: "The new policy affects the position of employees within the company hierarchy."
Alternatives: "influences the status of" or "modifies the location of".
Muscle imbalance affects the position of the joint and changes its path of motion during movement, potentially causing injury.
"The presidential election, of course, is on hold, and that affects the position of the United States in a number of different ways, particularly internationally," Mr. Baker said.
We also show that the gelation affects the position of the scattering peak, effectively deepening the quench as the gelation proceeds, through an apparent increase in molecular weight.
The observations showed that the channel curvature is an important parameter to classify the scour morphology and directly affects the position of the maximum scour depth.
A Leeds Met spokeswoman said: "While we would not normally comment on individual employment matters, we would wish to make the point that the tribunal did not reach a conclusion on the substance of the claim, and no decision was made that establishes a precedent or affects the position of part-time hourly-paid staff generally within the university or elsewhere in the sector".
Alteration from nose to mouth breathing pattern affects the position of the tongue and mandible, and causes disruption in the balance of the oral and perioral muscles.54 Anatomic abnormality can appear in oral breathers (e.g., open bite, clockwise rotation of the mandible, increasement in the anterior lower facial height, a narrow maxilla, and a deeper palate).
Also, the long term temperature variation of the ground around the boreholes is examined since this affects the positioning of the GHEs.
Moreover, the radial velocities that are determined for such stars are subject to further complication because a gravitational redshift generally affects the positions of their spectral lines.
The extended helix 3 also affects the positions of the adjacent helix 2 and active site loop 1, so the enzyme is catalytically inactive.
Whether tibial torsion affects the positioning of extramedullary instrumentation and is a possible factor in malalignment of the tibial component in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is unknown.
Here, we describe a novel Arabidopsis mutant yao that affects the positioning of the zygotic cell division plane and gametophyte development.
