The phrase "affects the right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal rights, entitlements, or moral considerations that are influenced by certain actions or events.
Example: "The new policy affects the right of citizens to access public information."
Alternatives: "impacts the right" or "influences the right".
"If these vintage titles are available far and wide, it undermines the value of the intellectual property and adversely affects the right owners.
"Alzheimer's affects the right parietal lobe in particular, which is important for visualizing something internally and then putting it onto a canvas," Dr. Miller said.
Appearing in his fourth and final Paralympic Games, he bowed out in style, a time of 2min 38.47sec securing a seventh gold medal for a 38-year-old whose cerebral palsy affects the right side of his body.
"I got gold on his home turf and he's turned it round on mine so hats off to him," said Kindred, who has cerebral palsy which affects the right side of his body.
It nearly always affects the right side, and the umbilical cord is inserted in its normal position.
It often affects the right ventricle but may also involve the left.
This fault system affects the right-side-up limb of a kilometric-scale recumbent isoclinal anticline and is, in turn, affected by superimposed folding and late-tectonic high-angle extensional faulting.
Born with a form of cerebral palsy, known as hemiplegia, which affects the right-hand side of his body, Kindred made his GB debut at the 1994 World Championships in Malta, where he won a bronze in the SB7 breaststroke.
Such conduct poisons the jury pool, adversely affects the rights of the accused, and if innocent, forever stigmatizes the person named.
A Judge's judicial philosophy helps decide the answers to these questions and profoundly affects the rights of millions of Americans.
