The phrase "accumulated influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the effect or power that has built up over time due to various factors or actions.
Example: "The accumulated influence of social media on public opinion cannot be underestimated."
Alternatives: "cumulative impact" or "gathered power".
Over that time, he used his steadily accumulated influence over federal spending, notably using his membership on the Appropriations Committee, to steer millions, perhaps billions, of dollars in federal money to his home state.
His prized dignity under siege, he is the subject of a death watch by his colleagues on Capitol Hill and his fellow politicians in South Carolina, his accumulated influence exercised by his estranged wife and loyal staff in a prolonged anticlimax that is by turns tenderly gothic and cruelly antic, part "As I Lay Dying" and part "Weekend at Bernie's".
The superiority of the separable 5/3 filters over the separable standard 9/7 IWT filter bank, documented in literature [3, 9, 23], has its reason in the minimal accumulated influence of rounding at each lifting step, leading to a minimal change in the filter characteristics.
A proud Alabamian, Brandy Ayers writes that the accumulated influence of his dad, family, church, school and work nurtured his progressive sentiments.
And they will better understand "the making of a southern liberal". A proud Alabamian, Brandy Ayers writes that the accumulated influence of his dad, family, church, school and work nurtured his progressive sentiments.
In addition, Sanskritisation was actively resisted by a number of authors of the late medieval period, culminating in the 20th century in a movement called (meaning "pure Tamil movement"), led by Parithimaar Kalaignar and Maraimalai Adigal, which sought to remove the accumulated influence of Sanskrit on Tamil.
Furthermore, self-reported measures of current economic difficulties might even possibly be stronger predictors of ill health than low income as they represent more immediate and accumulated influences, which may be more closely related to health than more distal ones [ 41].
But accumulating influence requires big, bold ideas.
"But there is a general notion that they want to accumulate influence, which will necessarily diminish U.S. power".
But Coburn observed that "no group was less effective at accumulating influence" than the NGO community.
As London's have demonstrated since 2000, elected mayors tend to accumulate influence even without being formally given powers.
