The phrase "that could adversely affect" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where the outcome of something could be negative. For example: "The proposed policy changes that could adversely affect our company's financial situation should be carefully considered."
Rosetta will not comment beyond what it has disclosed in its financial documents–namely, that the FBI is investigating one of its employees for "certain software development activities prior to his employment with us" and that this may "result in adverse publicity that could adversely affect our business".
This is an expensive and timely process that could adversely affect the reputation of WCMC.
Likewise, toddlers or young schoolchildren aren't likely to get into situations that could adversely affect their lives for decades.
First, he said, the law may result in "unintended consequences" that could adversely affect New York City housing.
"The alleged conduct was not conduct that could adversely affect the probity of the exercise of an official function by a public official.
Study Objective: The design and function of emergency departments may allow breaches of privacy that could adversely affect patient satisfaction and medical care.
But then there is some shock to the system — say, some fresh evidence that the country is on the verge of another recession and that this could adversely affect Google's profits.
Although Dai et al. showed (via NMR) that methylation could adversely affect the integrity iMs, there have been no thorough studies that document the thermodynamic consequences of methylation or hydroxymethylation of cytosines to iMs.
In March last year the AVSN lost its charity status over fears that it could adversely affect children's health.
In the COPD setting, however, the use of beta-blockers has been limited by fears that they could adversely affect lung function.
Friends say that Ms. McCorkle was private about her depression, discussing her struggles only with select friends, in part because of concern that it could adversely affect her career.
