The phrase "affects the proceeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that something has an impact on the course of a legal case or process.
Example: "The new evidence presented by the defense affects the proceeding significantly, requiring a reevaluation of the case."
Alternatives: "influences the process" or "impacts the case".
"There are so many variables: the cartridge has a certain tonality to it, the tone-arm will impart its own frequency spectrum, the accuracy of the drive's timing affects the way the sound proceeds, and will help it stay on clock, and the surface the turntable's mounted on affects the sound because of resonances from the surrounding environment".
A wonderfully simple idea, McFadden affects the weediest voice imaginable and proceeds to scare passersby.
For example, the "etch-through" approach leads to a porosity gradient caused by carrier depletion as the etching proceeds, which affects the optical properties of the structure, while the "lift-off" approach is hindered by low repeatability and fragility of the free-standing membrane.
Attrition initially affects the enamel and, if unchecked, may proceed to the underlying dentin.
"Unless you rethink the hearing process and open up the time frame for a presentation two to three hours, it can affect the fairness of the proceeding".
Note that the triggering event of cell-cycle arrest or apoptosis by miR-34s depends on the cell type and context, and the expression level of miR-34s would affect the decision to proceed [ 15, 17, 54].
Mr. Rubenstein had no comment on how the cut in the amount being borrowed would affect the uses of the proceeds from the borrowing.
The prosecutors in the Ferguson case at first presented their grand jury with the wrong law, which may have affected the outcome of that proceeding.
We are not sure how a full-scale oil embargo would affect the global economy, but, before proceeding, the European Union should carefully weigh the consequences.
This allows replication to proceed without affecting the viability of dividing cells, but can increase the risk of propagating mutations to the daughter population.
