"an influential tool" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used to describe something that has a significant impact or influence on a situation or outcome. Example: "Social media has become an influential tool in shaping public opinion."
Technology has been considered an influential tool in teaching and learning.
Over the past 20 years or so, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has proven to be an influential tool for measuring perceptual and cognitive processing non-invasively in the human brain.
There's no question that technology, and specifically social media, is an influential tool and incredible unifier.
The topic is of national importance and should be of interest to other European countries, because the underlying methodology has proved to be an influential tool in health service research, especially in the United States [ 3- 7].
VR has long been heralded as a potential influential tool in academia.
Global health education would be a potentially influential tool for achieving health equity, reducing health disparities, and also for future professional careers.
Global health education could be a potentially influential tool for achieving health equity, reducing health disparities and also for future professional careers.
The comprehensive present methodology represents an effective and influential tool for calculating the whole set of opto-electronic parameters, which can provide support for the understanding of various physical phenomena and empower device engineers for implementing these materials in UV based devices.
It is proved by these studies that emotional intelligence is a dynamic and influential tool for project employees to enhance their interpersonal and intrapersonal performance, capability and effectiveness at workplace.
For almost four decades, NEPA has been a powerful and influential tool for environmental protection [ Council on Environmental Quality CEQQ) 1997a].
Despite the comparison having the desired effect of emphasising the scale of the Swazi's crisis - some respondents referenced these comparative graphs as a striking and influential tool - it also had unintended consequences.
