The phrase "as most affected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups that are significantly impacted by a particular situation or event.
Example: "The new policy will primarily benefit those who are as most affected by the recent changes in the law."
Alternatives: "as the most impacted" or "as the most influenced".
Group comparison with HC revealed white matter and thalamus as most affected regions.
(a) Activation of mutual aid system, as most affected pastoralists canvass other territories seeking permission from owners to graze their livestock.
In particular, it is plausible that the loss/decrease of plasticity and/or onset of self-renewal defects in mesenchymal stem cells may be responsible for the specificity of accelerated tissue degeneration, as most affected tissues in progeria are of mesenchymal origin [18].
However, age distribution tended toward younger adults, not the elderly, the population previously reported as most affected (4 ).
Two sub-counties, rated as most affected and that have health center(s) of at least level three (within the Ugandan health system), from each district were selected for the community-based intervention project.
In each district, two sub counties rated as most affected by the civil war and having a health center III (a health centre at the level of the sub-county) or IV (a health centre at the level of a country) in their midst (a requirement for the main Wayo-Nero intervention) were selected.
The Philippines was the world's third highest producer of plastic maritime waste in 2015 as well as the country most affected by climate change in 2013 (pdf).
Among the bacteria cell structures, cell envelope (cell wall and plasma membrane) as well as nucleoid are most affected by ROS-induced damages.
As the most affected by this issue, children should be involved and have been shown to mobilise a more efficient response.
The study shows that two independently surveyed groups – homeless people and undocumented refugees – need to be considered as groups most affected by poverty and deprivation [34].
According to Unicef Innocenti Report Card 12, Croatia and other countries listed as the most affected by the Great Recession have more than one child in five living in poverty.
