The phrase "already influential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has had an impact or effect prior to the current moment or context.
Example: "The author's work has already been influential in shaping modern literature."
Alternatives: "previously impactful" or "already significant".
The already influential building acquired further fame when a video of its robust weathering of Japan's 9.0-magnitude earthquake in March, 2011, went viral.
It's also important to inspire 50 million young, urban, educated, connected Indians to use their already influential voices as engaged citizens, not only as consumers.
Already influential at the time of his unexpected death, at 33, in 1977, Blinky Palermo (born Peter Schwarze) has come to seem essential to an art world obsessed with painting by means other than paint.
They included the guitarist Fred Frith, formerly of the British avant-rock band Henry Cow Butch Morriss, a cornetist and fixture of the New York loft jazz scene; and Bill Frisell, whose delicate post-jazz guitar style was already influential.
Pope John Paul II appointed Archbishop Theodore Edgar McCarrick of Newark yesterday to lead the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Washington, handing one of the church's most prominent American posts to a cleric already influential in the capital's corridors of power.
(Rosenberg) Out Of Town 'Blinky Palermo: Retrospective 1964-1977' (through Oct. 31) Already influential at the time of his unexpected death, at 33, in 1977, the German artist Blinky Palermo (born Peter Schwarze) has come to seem essential to an art world obsessed with painting by means other than paint.
In any case, some vloggers have already proved influential in persuading fans to buy their own products.
Truffaut had been a teenage outcast and obsessive film buff when Bazin -- already an influential critic and theoretician -- took him under his wing.
Left-leaning bloggers have already proven influential in Congressional races, most notably providing muscle that helped Ned Lamont defeat Senator Joseph I. Lieberman in the Connecticut Democratic primary in 2006.
But Mr Barnes has a way of taking good ideas that already have influential backing, needing only some sculpting and a boost from the state, and hauling out his chisel to produce the finished article.
Mr de Soto was already increasingly influential with international policymakers, thanks to a second book, in 2000, entitled "The Mystery of Capital: Why Capitalism Triumphs in the West and Fails Everywhere Else".
