The phrase "alike influential" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers due to the incorrect pairing of the words.
Example: "Both authors are alike influential in shaping modern literature."
Alternatives: "similarly influential" or "equally influential".
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Plutarch's theory of divine providence and theodicy, as presented in his On Delays of the Divine Providence Dee sera numinis vindicta) was influential among ancient Platonists and Christians alike.
Birds of tropical regions migrate according to the rhythmic succession of wet and dry seasons a profoundly influential factor on the annual cycle of animals and plants alike.
And thousands of New Yorkers grew up watching the boutique's gloriously campy and highly influential public access show, which featured models and street people alike, hawking Allan and Suzi's consignment duds.
Sixteen years ago he won an influential case against Frito-Lay over a vocal sound-alike in a Doritos commercial, and he has pursued imitators ever since.
Contemporaries, journalists and historians alike, in fact, always proffered the honorific title of "Don Estevan," perhaps to justify Ochoa's influential role in an increasingly Anglo-dominated gentry.
For jazz fans and movie buffs alike, Ida also pays homage to the importance of jazz as a symbol of change in the influential new Polish films of the 1960s.
The James Caan look-alike is a member of the board and treasurer of the Real Estate Round Table, an influential trade group with a big checkbook and deep Washington ties.
Mencken was hugely influential during the roaring '20s, when he functioned as a bipartisan scold, flaying socialists and Rotarians alike.
Women are both under-represented, with most influential IT events and conferences still featuring largely male-dominated panels, and misrepresented, with producers and consumers alike blatantly objectifying women in conducting their "business".
