The phrase "a notable influence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effect that something has had on another thing, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study highlighted a notable influence of social media on public opinion during elections."
Alternatives: "a significant impact of" or "a considerable effect of".
These results suggest that pelvic symptoms exert a notable influence on quality of life in the subgroup of women who did not receive an episiotomy.
Temporal evolution of the properties of spray-dried and jet milled particles showed a notable influence on the efficiency of blending with a model carrier at 0, 7 and 21 days (e.g. relative standard deviation of drug content of 11.3, 7.0 and 21.6%, respectively).
The treatise exerted a notable influence on Pierre Charron, author of De la sagesse (On Wisdom, 1601), Cardinal Richelieu, Duke Maximilian of Bavaria and the Count-Duke Olivares, among many others.
The regression also suggests that different sources of information contributed in different ways to use of self-care; reported information seeking from nurses, pharmacists, CAM therapists, friends, family and newspapers/magazines had a notable influence on the number of self-care practices used.
Due to the significance of interface which has a notable influence on the global mechanical properties of immiscible blends, we proposed a new method to define the stiffness in the interfacial area to study the global stiffness (young's modulus) of materials.
The air-added mass also has a notable influence on the vibration frequency of section models.
The results of the study also showed that fibre length had a notable influence on the post-fracture response of the material at large deformation regimes.
The results indicate that the correlation threshold has a notable influence on the number and size of communities identified and that there is a high level of consistency in the performance among the methods (except for the leading eigenvector method at lower thresholds).
Could this layer fill a void of board discretion and have a notable influence on the market?
