The phrase "again affected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something or someone has been impacted or influenced once more after a previous occurrence.
Example: "The community was again affected by the recent flooding, leading to further displacement of families."
Alternatives: "impacted once more" or "influenced again".
Uplift once again affected the arch in post-Pennsylvanian time.
The company said that "profitability was again affected by higher costs for workers compensation and unemployment insurance".
On his fourth set point, Murray framed a forehand well wide, presumably again affected by the crosswinds.
Facebook's second outage in two months was caused by another server error, which again affected Facebook's site, apps and sites and services that use its login system.
In a blog for the Times Educational Supplement (TES), he wrote: "The arrogant refusal to listen to the justified warnings from school leaders about rushed reforms has once again affected the life chances of some young people.
If fundamentals are not driving the markets, then fitting price movements into a coherent economic framework is inevitably harder.More recent developments have at least had a familiar ring, as markets were once again affected by the curse of August.
This drove speculators away again, affecting the land prices in Dholera region significantly.
Uganda's only cobalt-60 radiation machine has broken down again, affecting patients who have travelled from as far as South Sudan, western Kenya and Rwanda.
But I fear that as quiet returns, the allure of peace will again affect the otherwise sound judgment of much of the current government.
The birds again affect us by their hypothetical connection with real zoology: cut this off, and the whole process is repeated with the dead men.
This week, Petke and his club are dealing with about a six-inch snowfall that not only had an impact on plans to train, but could again affect the club's travel plans.
