The phrase "a continuing influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing effect or impact that something has over time.
Example: "The artist's work has been a continuing influence on contemporary music, inspiring countless musicians."
Alternatives: "an ongoing impact" or "a lasting effect".
Soledad (1894; "Solitude"), his masterpiece, had a continuing influence on gaucho novelists in Uruguay and Argentina.
Modern and traditional Japanese music has been a continuing influence in the work of John Zorn and Arto Lindsay.
Paris's site at a crossroads of both water and land routes significant not only to France but also to Europe has had a continuing influence on its growth.
Belarus Free Theatre had a previous success with Being Harold Pinter, a smart collage of the English playwright's life and writing, and the Nobel-winning dramatist seems to have a continuing influence on the outfit.
He also gained a reputation as a teacher, first at Black Mountain College in North Carolina and later at Yale University, and he has had a continuing influence in many fields of art, industrial design and architecture.
Turner cites Jarman, for whom he composed the soundtracks for Caravaggio, The Last of England, Edward II, The Garden and Blue, as a continuing influence on his life and work.
But for a tradition to have any continuing influence, he added, it needs committed bodies in the pews.
More than a simple history of monetary doctrine, the book makes a case for the continuing influence of a distinctly American tradition on the evolution of economic thought in general.
While in traditional interpretations the separation by Strife, as described above, produces at first a cosmos, the continuing influence of Strife gradually increases the separation.
It was a lesson in the continuing influence of an excellent teacher.
Plato's and particularly Aristotle's writings have undoubtedly had an enormous and continuing influence on how cognition in general and imagery in particular are conceptualized within both the Western and the Muslim cultural traditions.
