The phrase "affects the safety of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular action, event, or condition has an impact on safety.
Example: "The new regulations significantly affect the safety of workers in the construction industry."
Alternatives: "impacts the safety of" or "influences the safety of".
"But when information is out there that affects the safety of my community, I need to know that," he said.
"U.S.A.'s work affects the safety of NASA's astronauts, the space shuttle orbiters and other space hardware, personnel and equipment," it said.
She added that the attack "in no way affects the safety of Parisian public spaces … the streets are protected", and hit back at those using the incident to "create controversy" for political ends.
Calling yesterday's Senate action "a bipartisan effort," Senator Mark Pryor (D-Arkansas) said, "This proves that on a matter that affects the safety of every man, woman, and child in the nation, we can reach across the aisle to defy the interests of all of them".
As nearly all women with venous thromboembolism (VTE) will be treated with anticoagulant therapy, it is important to consider how anticoagulation affects the safety of contraceptive use.
Analysis was done using sight distance, superelevation and extra widening as the geometric characteristics that affects the safety of a horizontal curve.
But officials had said that those issues typically did not affect the safety of the tunnels.
The manufacturers' safety engineers say these changes will not affect the safety of occupants of sport utility vehicles.
Musk hasn't yet addressed these contingencies, all of which will affect the safety of his vehicles, and Tesla declined to comment further.
The layoffs, the union said, would affect the safety of hospital patients, staff members and the public.
The F.D.A. said in the posting that it "does not believe that the issues identified will affect the safety of the vaccines" made at West Point, or their availability.
