The phrase "and financial influence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or power that financial resources or entities have in a particular context, such as politics, business, or social issues.
Example: "The report examines the political and financial influence of major corporations on government policies."
Alternatives: "and economic power of" or "and monetary impact of".
The Internet got a late start in Italy but is already viewed by sociologists as a catalyst for social change, a way of breaking down Italy's rigid old boy network of political and financial influence and of creating jobs, uninherited fortunes and new power bases.
History has repeatedly shown that dissent through direct action matters – especially for those of us non-billionaires who lack the highest levels of political and financial influence.
ON LOCATION: Where the cameras roll "Where such a combination exists, we see a need to apply careful scrutiny to ensure that the transaction does not give one station an undue degree of operational and financial influence over the second station," Media Bureau Chief William Lake said.
No recent administration, Democratic or Republican, has made a serious effort to end the dumping, largely in deference to the financial influence of the coal industry and the political influence of Robert Byrd, West Virginia's senior senator.
That, of course, was before January 2006, when he chose to go public on what he considered to be the pernicious financial influence of agents within the game, and followed up by criticising the regime running his then club, Luton Town, so explicitly as to make his sacking inevitable.
The speeches to Goldman Sachs have become a major issue in the tight Democratic presidential primary race, with Sanders pointing to the speeches as evidence that Clinton is too cozy with Wall Street and part of a political establishment compromised by the financial influence of special interests.
The other was the increasing financial influence of workers, who, thanks to their employee stock ownership plan, held roughly 8percentt of the stock in Societe Generale.
"The two-tiered, winner-take-all, divided system that the Kochs say they want to end has been directly created by the financial influence of corporations like theirs on politics".
But critics say it's no mystery, given the enormous financial influence of the drug industry, which rivals the insurance industry as the top-spending lobbying machine in Washington.
And what of the argument that medicine's disproportionate reliance of synthetic drugs is due to the financial influence of pharmaceutical companies?
