The phrase "above influences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to factors or elements mentioned earlier in a text that have an impact on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The above influences have significantly shaped the outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "previous factors" or "aforementioned influences".
All the above influences have combined to make the 20th-century American coinage system the simplest in use in any major nation.
This is not an easy problem for determining the above influences and calculating the factor of proportionality.
Two broad categories emerged in how setting, as defined above, influences care coordination: (1) identification of participants and (2) the integration of ACCs with the clinical care team.
The above influences point to the importance of campaigns of information and education tackling these areas in any effort planned to limit this hazardous practice.
Many brain areas contribute to SPA, and all of these areas operate in a network; thus activity in one area, affected by environmental cues or physiology as discussed above, influences firing patterns in other areas.
"They need to appear to be above influence.
The Logsum will respond to changes in the above influencing factors of the logistics model.
Misorientation crack factors are introduced to combine all the above influencing factors and crack initiation on the interface.
However, the above influence on the electron mobility in AlGaN/AlN/GaN HFETs with different drain-to-source distances has not been investigated.
And some attempt has been made to elucidate the above influence on the particle mixing from the perspective of particle diffusion and particle convection.
Based on the above influencing factors, standardize the 0.2% accuracy ECT's error less than half of the error limit ensures acceptable field error levels.
