The phrase "an influence which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific influence or effect that something has on a person, situation, or outcome.
Example: "The study examined an influence which could potentially alter the course of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a factor that" or "an impact that".
In the gallery's printed materials, he mentions Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516) an an influence, which is probably why there is a touch of darkness in the work.
The intention is to provide against any possible selfish interest exercising an influence which can interfere with the faithful discharge of the duty which is owing in a fiduciary capacity.
But the depth of last year's slump owes much to a shortage of liquidity, an influence which most economic models ignore, says Yannis Stournaras of IOBE, an Athens think-tank.The Greek central bank's figures show that bank credit to households and private firms fell by 2.4% in the year to November.
"By doing so, they confirm his influence as a religious leader, an influence which he then uses to manipulate politicians to sustain his medieval patriarchal views.
And with that status came an influence which cannonballed us out of the sugar-haze daydream of John Hughes movies and into the sharp cynicism of the slacker generation.
His work was a major influence on the design of country houses in the 18th century, an influence which was spread through the masons and draughtsmen he worked with, including Mylne and Bauchop, James Smith, and Alexander Edward.
Each perturbation is seen as an external influence which is included as a node into the network and whose state is constantly active (i.e. 1).
It's an African influence which shows itself in the long list of special dishes.
The paper investigates how technological change in an industry influence which individuals will identify and exploit entrepreneurial opportunities.
This differentiates it from such organizations as the IMF, the World Bank, or the OECD Organization for Economic Co-operationn and Development) -- all of which have an enormous influence which tends to re-enforce the status quo, or worse.
"It's an Alpine Olympic village, with a Bavarian influence, which probably came from German immigrants who built hotels here before the Olympics" of 1932.
