The phrase "a catalytic influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that causes significant change or action in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy served as a catalytic influence, prompting the organization to innovate and adapt to market demands."
Alternatives: "a transformative effect" or "a driving force".
I think that ayahuasca is a catalytic influence in changing global environmental consciousness, which is something that's got to happen if we're going to get out of the mess we're in.
Some of his jarring provocations — including a film he made with Man Ray, "Anemic Cinema" (1926), in which spinning, optically disorienting patterns alternate with punning French wordplay — share a room with works by Americans, in the Stieglitz orbit, on whom he exercised a catalytic influence.
However, complexing of IKK with IκBα can also be approximated as a catalytic influence of IKK on IκBα, using the quasi-steady-state approximation [ 20] for all complexes involving IKK.
The DSC analysis of the epoxy nanocomposites proved a low catalytic influence of 1% modified MWCNTs on the epoxy curing process, while DMA showed a higher flexibility compared with the neat epoxy.
Bailey once described his friend John Zorn, the American avant-garde composer and improviser, as "a Diaghilev of contemporary music" for his catalytic influence.
As suggested by Dyson [ 10], RNA could have entered as a kind of waste/parasite, but already under the catalytic influence of evolved (as we argue) autocatalytic networks.
A new method for Friedländer quinoline synthesis has been developed in water under the catalytic influence of the Brønsted acid surfactant DBSA.
Kinetics of the reactions proceeding in DMFC and the mechanism of catalytic influence of the support are discussed.
We suggested that a combination of a bifunctional mechanism and an electronic interaction between the upd Sn adatoms and Pt substrate could account for the pronounced catalytic influence on the oxidation of formic acid.
The catalytic influence of such new media as twitter and YouTube have made Western response more challenging.
Possible catalytic influence of brookite can also be disregarded since the careful inspection of the XRD patterns evidences that brookite disappears turning to anatase before the anatase rutile transformation.
