The phrase "a range of influences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various factors or sources that affect a particular outcome, idea, or situation.
Example: "The artist's work reflects a range of influences, from classical music to modern pop culture."
Alternatives: "a variety of influences" or "a spectrum of influences."
The result is a style that has trademark elements but is flexible enough to accommodate a range of influences.
Its music is shaped by a range of influences from DJ Logic to Sun Ra, John Coltrane to Sly Stone, John Cage to the Meters.
Her music borrows from a range of influences - dub, hip-hop, classic rock - and she is adept at switching seamlessly from one to another while still sounding unique.
She cites a range of influences from Greek tragedy to Kubrick and Buñuel, but beyond giving the film its mispronounced title, Attenborough himself was a key inspiration.
It is not easy to say, because Mr. Obama draws on a range of influences, not the least of which is the high rhetorical tradition of American politics.
Bungie has taken in a range of influences from medieval warfare and heraldry to retro sci-fi and hasn't held back on wacky ideas.
Hammett recalled that the group was "just making another album" at the time and "had no idea that the record would have such a range of influence that it went on to have".
Organisational issues, including how and why health care services are provided, requires recognition of a range of influencing factors.
This small group of studies also characterized sustainability as the continuation of original program activities (i.e., institutionalization) and identified a range of influencing factors.
Fundamentally, metabolomics aims to monitor changes in products of metabolism and provide valuable information on a range of influencing factors and gene-related outcomes.
While IFN-γ exhibits conflicting biological activities, the cytokine has a range of influence on disease progression, with recent work providing evidence of an association of IFN-γ with the onset of intimal hyperplasia.
