The phrase "a low influence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the minimal impact or effect that something has on a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The study found a low influence of environmental factors on the participants' performance."
Alternatives: "a minimal impact of" or "a slight effect of".
The diffusion model (and validation tests) shows a low influence of environmental conditions on the sampling rate for the POD sampler.
The experimental results for GFRP specimens indicate a low influence of ply number on FRP mechanical properties, and a minor reduction of axial tensile strength and strain with increasing the temperature.
Thus, a balanced influence of social status improves convergence rates, whereas even a low influence of similarity hinders the process.
Overall, parents had a positive attitude towards information seeking about the NIP and perceived a low influence of their social environment to search for information.
Since 2003 gentamicin is added to PMMA-bone cement as the standard antibiotic substance with a broad antibacterial effectiveness, a low influence on biomechanical properties of bone cement and a good release out of bone cement [ 12].
According to the infeasibility penalty measures, we derive that 20th DMU has a low influence on the quality of its efficiency.
Although in the environment As has a high affinity for the organic matter, in the studied tailings this component has a low influence on the mobilization of As and other hazardous/priority hazardous metals by water [49].
The new framework can make reconfiguration decisions on time with the consideration of a low influence on the performance.
At the federal state level, this indicates a comparatively low influence of the share and allocation of protected areas on the simulation outcome.
Hence, it is shown that the geometrical criterion b2/hR < α ensures an arbitrarily low influence of geometrical nonlinear effects, thereby allowing correct use of Stoney's formulae.
Spectral analysis of graphite reveals an unexpectedly low influence of electron interactions in graphene.
