The phrase "an influence over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the gradual effect or impact that something has as time progresses.
Example: "The study revealed that social media has had an influence over time on the way people communicate."
Alternatives: "a lasting impact" or "a gradual effect".
Liverpool are back in the Champions League after a four-year absence despite faltering in the final furlong of the title race last season to finish second - and the draw offered them a nice welcome back to a competition they have had such an influence over, winning the European Cup five times.
This does not mean, however, that it is not a current problem, only that it has not been examined as a potential influence over time.
There was no post-group follow up; other studies have reported an increase in treatment effects at 3-month follow-up, indicating that the program has a sustained influence over time [ 43, 67].
Thus, there is support for the view that while the situation in the labor market in Sweden initially matters for how rapidly an immigrant from a low- or middle-income country gets a foothold in the Swedish labor market, such an influence vanishes over time.
While there will always be canons and anthologies to celebrate one scion or another's personal compendium of idiosyncratic tastes, what is needed now is a better understanding of how Great Art does not merely survive over time, but also generates an ever-expanding sphere of influence over time and space.
Engaging many constituencies takes time and energy, but improvement work aligned with the interests of multiple groups and tied into enduring policy foci has a better chance of securing wider influence over time.
In Olson's telling, successful countries give rise to interest groups that accumulate more and more influence over time.
It is very difficult to tease out which side has had the most cumulative influence over time.Indeed, it is difficult to know what the top 1% want.
These changes may have obscured the influence over time of discrete supervisors, as changes in training company were not accounted for in the study design.
The business judgment rule gives the board considerable discretion in defining the business strategy and hence preserving the organization's sphere of influence over time.
