The phrase "afflicted by this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is suffering or experiencing negative effects due to a particular situation or condition.
Example: "Many communities are afflicted by this ongoing crisis, struggling to find resources and support."
Alternatives: "suffering from this" or "burdened by this".
Some senior Conservatives are apparently afflicted by this longing.
Exercise is becoming a therapy for those afflicted by this condition.
Smallpox: Nepalese royalty was much afflicted by this disease, which wrought havoc with the family tree.
None of our European partners, with their own proud national traditions, seem afflicted by this self-doubt and insecurity.
For those afflicted by this miserably debilitating condition, it is light at the end of a dark tunnel.
Since 1979, the Hereditary Disease Foundation has donated over $17 million to bettering the quality of life of Venezuelans afflicted by this disease.
And I was afflicted by the paltriness of this present from my father to his wife.
Higher numbers of travellers may temporarily be admitted from regions which are not or only slightly afflicted by the pandemic, but this strategy may be too difficult to implement because it would require the travel history of each arriving traveler to be verified.
A lot of people were already miserable in this region afflicted by the runaway gentrification of a city in the grip of a boom.
I would do whatever it took to make them leave". A lot of people were already miserable in this region afflicted by the runaway gentrification of a city in the grip of a boom.
In America, chimpanzees are being used to develop a vaccine for hepatitis C because they are the only creatures, other than humans, to be afflicted by the disease.In this section Preparing for the worst Suffering for science The sound of silence Reprints Related items Animal welfare: Catheter and mouseMay 7th 2009Another proposal was to ban the use of primates caught in the wild.
