Collocations for affect - verb

dramatically, greatly, materially, radically (esp. BrE), significantly
positively
barely, hardly, not unduly
Sales did not seem unduly affected.

slightly
clearly
directly, indirectly
disproportionately
adversely, badly, negatively, seriously, severely

be likely to
developments that are likely to affect the environment

deeply, profoundly
Her death affected him deeply.

Affect is used with these nouns as the subject:
ban, bias, change, depression, disaster, disease, disorder, drought, erosion, factor, gene, illness, influence, injury, issue, mutation, policy, politics, restriction, syndrome, tragedy, violence

Affect is used with these nouns as the object:
ability, accent, balance, behaviour, business, climate, commerce, coordination, course, decision, development, effectiveness, election, environment, extent, fate, flow, frequency, growth, health, hearing, joint, likelihood, livelihood, mood, morale, nonchalance, organ, outcome, perception, performance, practice, preference, probability, process, productivity, quality, recovery, response, result, right, situation, success, survival, taste, view, well-being