The phrase "a deleterious influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a harmful or damaging effect on a person, group, or situation.
Example: "The study revealed that social media can have a deleterious influence on the mental health of teenagers."
Alternatives: "a harmful effect" or "a detrimental impact".
This temperature rise during deformation encourages delamination in the wire, which has a deleterious influence on the torsional properties and durability of the wire.
Further tests indicated that increasing the solids ratio from 1%to15%5% w/v had a deleterious influence on the leaching of metals apparently due to limited availability and rapid depletion of Fe III) at high solids ratios.
The density is difficult to invert, which will have a deleterious influence on the estimation of Young's modulus.
Pneumonia and its consequences were clearly a challenge for intensive care specialists, whereas spontaneous bacterial peritonitis, a surrogate of end-stage liver disease, had a deleterious influence in the longer term.
* Finally, our continued use of the word "we," even though we are just one person, seems to be having a deleterious influence on some readers, such as Katherine J. Thompson, who wrote, in part: "We are a sophomore at Edison High School in Huntington Beach..
Moreover, blood glucose levels were shown to vary in linear relation with fatal outcome after an acute hypoxic challenge, suggesting a deleterious influence of hyperglycemia on the ability of tissues to adapt to low oxygen [12].
The other is that the persistently high antigen exposure in CMV-infected infants drove the immune response to overcome any deleterious influence of PM.
It is clear on the record that appellant was convicted because Michigan, by § 343, made it an offense for him to make available for the general reading public (and he in fact sold to a police officer) a book that the trial judge found to have a potentially deleterious influence upon youth.
Inactivity has a major, deleterious influence on the weight of Americans.
Indeed, notches with properly shaped variable tip radii can have a much smaller deleterious influence on fatigue strength, but such optimized notches still are not routinely used in structural design.
Finally, impaired autonomic function in sepsis [ 169], if present, has a potentially important, deleterious influence on splanchnic perfusion.
