The phrase "a massive influence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant impact or effect that something has on another thing or situation.
Example: "The internet has had a massive influence on how we communicate and share information."
Alternatives: "a significant impact of" or "a profound effect of".
He has undoubtedly been a massive influence on generations of comedians who have followed.
"But now that Warren's back, he has had a massive influence on lot of the players and I'm sure the management team as well.
The increasing structural complexity of the French research landscape has a massive influence on the construction of reliable indicators for the purposes of research assessment, one of the most damageable downside being the heterogeneity of the bibliometric indicators.
"Twin studies show that the environment, defined broadly as the physical and cultural environment, has a massive influence on the level of physical activity," at least in children, says John J. Reilly, a professor of pediatric energy metabolism at the University of Strathclyde in Scotland and the author of a commentary accompanying Dr. Wilkin's study.
Dance music would never be the same again; Acid Tracks and its follow-ups like The Creator and We are Phuture (often featuring Spank's ominous electronically distorted spoken vocals) were a massive influence on the development of house, techno and electronica worldwide.
"To lose such a key goal just after half time has a massive influence on the outcome of the game.
"It's a big blow, he's our leader and a massive influence on this group of players," Graham told BBC South West.
"He was a massive influence on the making of this record.
For a man whose work was largely ignored during his lifetime, he's gone on to have a massive influence on the genre of sci-fi (and others) in film, novels, comics and TV shows—he even lives on in artificial form as a Philip K. Dick android.
He had a massive influence on Katinka's way of life – and in turn mine.
