The phrase "and its affects" is not correct in this context; it should be "and its effects." You can use "and its effects" when discussing the outcomes or consequences of a particular action, event, or phenomenon.
Example: "The new policy was implemented last year, and its effects on employee productivity are still being analyzed."
Alternatives: "and its consequences" or "and its impacts."
Comparisons with Sandy Denny and Nick Drake tend to be odious and misplaced – but this reflection on the unexpectedly sweet pain of ageing and its affects on all our relationships has a phenomenal, breathtaking grace.
Flakka caused panic in the Broward County area over the last few years due to high fatal overdose rates and its affects of causing violent hallucinations paired with superhuman strength.
A central aim of the Ethics is to show that the mind and its affects are as much a part of the order of nature as is anything else.
Now, researchers have discovered that a protein that keeps the body's bile in check does double duty, moderating testosterone output and its affects on the testis, and influencing the onset of fertility.
Clear and distinct understanding, on Spinoza's account must partake of the unity of the idea of substance, and not of the fragmentary nature of the idea of the human body and its affects.
The unraveling of the human-induced climate-change crisis has put to the forth the ability of human-beings to impact the planet as a whole, but the discourse of politics has also emphasized the ability of the human race to adapt and counterweigh the environmental change, in turn increasing the public expectation that one should be able to control nature and its affects.
It also lacks its pomp, the anticipation it's built, and its affect of relaxed achievement.
Despite its ostensible countercultural vibe, it lives up to its title — it really is, in its construction and its affect, a superhero movie in live-action form.
But there is a wider trend here and its affecting the whole industry".
This 81-minute documentary surveys the wide range of work the police are asked to perform and its affect on their behavior.
Purely aristocratic in its courtly origins and its affect, yet requiring the strength and stamina of the toughest athlete, ballet was at once the most platonic and the most intoxicatingly sexual of arts.
