The phrase "advantage to influence" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "Having an advantage to influence the decision-making process can lead to better outcomes for the project."
Alternatives: "leverage to impact" or "benefit to sway".
In the context of learning in the hub-and-spoke alliance, due to the hub status, TMS and TANFB have the information and power advantages to influence learning direction and contents for their partners.
What if Congress, by offering the President some financial advantage, seeks to influence his vote on legislation or encourage him to take action that he does not truly think is in the national interest?
Mindful of the potential personal advantage, Bakócz sought to influence the selection of Matthias's successor and ardently supported the Jagiellonian claimant, Vladislas II.
Beyond the symbolism, the divergence in the fund-raising performance of the two parties — which also extends to the Congressional campaigns, where Democrats have also built a big cash advantage — is likely to influence basic strategic decisions by Republicans on matters like when to begin television advertising and where to compete.
The mechanics of following, which allows you to follower a user's public updates (assuming they've opted in) without becoming their friend, will remain the same, but this may encourage more users to take advantage of this option to influence the kind of updates that show up in their feed.
Then they creepily conclude that, in the future, they could brainwash us take advantage of this neuroscience to influence what we buy.
The glaringly obvious example of this from the past two years: political radicalisation and deliberate disinformation campaigns that took advantage of social media platforms to influence democratic elections and referendums.
These tumours likely take advantage of hKs enzymatic properties to influence growth and metastasis (Borgono and Diamandis, 2004).
Since industry pricing structures can change over time, people businesses should try to influence them to their advantage.
And the UK's first Muslim MP, Mohammad Sarwar, says the west needs to take a longer view if it is to influence events to its advantage.
