The phrase "argued to affect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is claiming or asserting that something has an impact or influence on another thing.
Example: "The researchers argued to affect the policy decisions based on their findings."
Alternatives: "claimed to influence" or "asserted to impact".
In addition, socio-economic factors such as income, education, residence, labour force participation have been argued to affect child health, alongside breastfeeding.
Several institutional aspects are argued to affect firm growth such as the strength of legal enforcement, administrative barriers to entry, the prevalence of extra-legal payments and a lack of market-supporting institutions (Johnson et al. 2000; Estrin et al. 2006, 2009).
The relationship between partnership status and subjective well-being will be controlled for several individual characteristics that have been argued to affect well-being and the likelihood of being in a certain partnership status.
GP recommendation of CRC screening is argued to be affected by attitudes towards it, along with perceptions of its efficacy.
A video recording, released this week, showed a frank yet tense conversation: the activists accused Clinton of supporting criminal justice policies under her husband's administration that they called "your mistakes" – including the draconian 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, which is widely argued to have adversely affected African Americans.
Indeed, such variables, which are argued to be unmanageable, may affect the electricity utilities' performance.
They argued that schools aim to affect non-cognitive traits, such as obedience to superiors, by socializing students to function well and without complaint in the hierarchical structure of the modern corporation.
One can argues that this might to affect the god class detection.
Furthermore, closing the carried interest loophole, many experts argued, would affect more than just hedge funds and is likely to also affect private equity and venture capital.
It may also, as argued above, affect the degree of response bias and possibly eliminate it altogether.
#NHSworkingXmas @Jeremy_Hunt pic.twitter.com/F7EKqLMc1i Mr Hunt's controversial plans to change junior doctors' contracts, which doctors' unions argued would seriously affect NHS staff's ability to safely perform their jobs, caused national marches and strikes earlier this year.
