The phrase "and producing affect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing emotional responses, psychological effects, or the impact of actions on feelings.
Example: "The film was successful in engaging the audience and producing affect that lingered long after the credits rolled."
Alternatives: "and eliciting emotion" or "and generating feelings".
Multiple impacts, positive or negative, unforeseen by the intervention's designers, may be produced, affecting health and livelihood, many of them created or shaped by beneficiaries or by people beyond the intended reach of the intervention.
The effect of the type of fuel (diesel or biodiesel) on the characteristics of the soot produced, affecting the non-catalytic and catalytic combustion, has been studied.
Because of the energy delivered at the crust, it is suggested that a rebound of the lower crust was produced, affecting the crust-mantle boundary and producing the central basement uplift.
At the same time as the congenic mice were being produced, affected NOD.
Occasionally, patients will only produce affected embryos; hence, there will be no available embryos to be transferred.
We consumers forget that technology always plugs into and produces certain affects, the building blocks of emotions, as well as full-blown emotional experiences.
We demonstrated that 5-HT may be arrhythmogenic in human atrium, by increasing ICaL and producing CADs, without affecting ERP.
This exquisite specificity suggests local functions, i.e., mostly depending on layer-specific input and producing synaptic output affecting the same layer.
High gravity fermentation is an accepted method to produce more ethanol in existing fermenters and distil houses (affecting item 1), and uses less cooling equipment and produces less effluent (affecting item 3), resulting in higher yield (affecting item 2) and less staff work (affecting item 4); all these properties decrease the money investment for ethanol production.
Cutaneous anthrax is usually a much milder disease, easily treated, that occurs when anthrax spores get into the skin, germinate, and produce toxins that affect the immediate area where the bacteria are growing.
