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The phrase "a highly influential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has a significant impact or effect on a particular field, group, or situation.
Example: "She is a highly influential figure in the world of environmental activism."
Alternatives: "a very impactful" or "a profoundly significant".
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Tory sources denied that Taleb was a highly influential figure.
Cox was also a highly influential Lincoln scholar.
Blackburn was a highly influential member of Whitlam's Karmel Committee.
With Dr. Volberding, he edited a highly influential textbook, "The Medical Management of AIDS".
Riesman, a highly influential sociologist then, produced a social scientist's diagnosis of an American condition.
Poverty can, of course, play a highly influential role in women's entry into prostitution.
According to a highly influential analysis, we live in a "society of spectacle".
She became editor in 1930, overseeing the magazine's development into a highly influential art publication.
This approach he later developed into a highly influential technique of philological and historical textual criticism.
Novy Mir, (Russian: "New World"), literary journal, a highly influential monthly published in Moscow.
It was a highly influential work and was translated into several languages, including Tibetan.
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