The phrase "a dynamic influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has an active and changing effect on a situation or outcome.
Example: "The new marketing strategy proved to be a dynamic influence on the company's sales performance."
Alternatives: "an active impact" or "a transformative effect."
Bournemouth's Adam Smith was a dynamic influence going forward but the right-back was twice flummoxed by Özil even before Arsenal had taken the lead.
We show that although details are uncertain at this time, it is clear that the stellar magnetic field has a dynamic influence on the accretion flow.
As mentioned above, shrinkage of the Paratethys starting from the Oligocene [ 55] was a dynamic influence for Thermopsideae and most likely also drove the dispersal to North America (dispersal from node 7 Figures 2 and 3).
While the exact mechanism through which lncRNA-MVIH inhibits PGK1 secretion remains elusive, a dynamic influence of lncRNAs on the extracellular milieu is consistent with the idea that they represent master regulators of cancer metastasis.
This finding makes us consider a more elaborate pattern of relations, in which the possibility of the existence of a reciprocal dynamic influence between the two constructs should be contemplated.
In order for gravity to exert a positive and dynamic influence on the body it must be vertically aligned in its postures".
The borders effect was neither purely detrimental nor exclusively beneficial for nature and wildlife, hence neither a declensionist nor a creationist narrative captures the dynamic influence of the border regime.
The national study was able to more deeply quantify and qualify this segment, revealing that childless aunts are a sizeable segment of younger women with disposable income, dynamic influence and a digitally-connected lifestyle who are extraordinarily generous with the children in their lives, those children's parents and our communities at large.
Therefore, the dynamic influence of a safety design named "fusing" is investigated by mechanism analysis.
Favier, L., Pattyn, F., Berger, S. & Drews, R. Dynamic influence of pinning points on marine ice-sheet stability: a numerical study in Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica.
Tectonic and geologic influences, in combination with a dynamic climate influenced by tropical cyclones and clearance of vegetation from steep hillslopes, predisposes this region to high rates of erosion.
