The phrase "a striking influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful or notable effect that something has on a person, situation, or outcome.
Example: "The artist's unique style had a striking influence on the contemporary art movement."
Alternatives: "a profound impact" or "a significant effect".
Despite his lack of formal training in Islamic law, Mr. Yerushalmi has come to exercise a striking influence over American public discourse about Shariah.
In hydrometallurgical mineral processing, time and pH dependent rheology of dispersions comprising reactive particles can exert a striking influence on material processability and handleability.
Interestingly, the omission of age effects has a striking influence over the hedonic index when adjusting for car-model effects, leading to opposite conclusions.
The edge functionalization of GM could modify the active surface area of the pore and tune attractive and/or repulsive interaction with molecules at the entrance of channel, which has a striking influence on the transport of H2/CH4 mixture.
Individuals of many vertebrate species show different stress coping styles and these have a striking influence on how gene expression shifts in response to a variety of challenges.
Neighboring nucleotides exert a striking influence on mutation, with the hypermutability of CpG dinucleotides in many genomes being an exemplar.
The building is worthy of a visit for both architectural and cultural reasons: its beautiful art deco foyer was inspired by the Champs-Elysées Theatre in Paris, and the interior has a striking German influence.
That gives striking influence in Trenton to mayors, county executives and local party bosses who struggle with rising labor costs and have repeatedly sided with the governor's push to cut benefits and wages.
But the most striking influence that occurred to me only decades after first seeing The Third Man is its likely debt to Eric Ambler's The Mask of Dimitrios, which turns upon a British thriller writer journeying to Istanbul to see a brilliant criminal who has disappeared after faking his death.
The most striking influence of Italy was provided, however, by the Dutch followers of Caravaggio, who had seized eagerly upon the harsh dramatic lighting and coarse plebeian types they had seen in his paintings during their stays in Italy and brought the style to the north to form the so-called Utrecht school.
The most striking influence on reported rates of clinical failure was the definition used for this outcome.
