The phrase "applying the influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of exerting or utilizing influence in a particular context, such as in decision-making or persuasion.
Example: "The manager is applying the influence of her experience to guide the team through the project."
Alternatives: "exerting the influence" or "utilizing the influence".
In view of the minor forces applied, the influence of this simplification is negligible because no substantial deformation of the dental hard tissue was to be expected.
First, it applies the influence of neighbouring locations: for each location i ∈ V and each neighbour j ∈ V, all concepts of i will be influenced by the concepts of j.
Like the universe, magic is tripartite, divided into natural magic, which depends on elementary or other natural forces; celestial or astral magic, which applies the influence of the stars to affect objects on earth, including humans; and spiritual, demonic, or ceremonial magic, which relies on the aid of spiritual beings (intelligences, angels, or demons).
Hitler's rise remains mysterious — if only as to the precise amount of dumb luck involved — but it makes unnerving sense when viewed in terms of an eager artist's capacity to assimilate, synthesize, and apply the influences of his time and place.
Psychosocial determinants of eating more fruit, vegetables and less fat were measured applying the 'attitude-social influence- (self- efficacy model' (Aself- efficacy, 22].
Although somewhat subjective, the lower the rank value applied, the greater the influence of that HIM on surface transportation disruption.
In a novel legal theory on choice of law, the lawyers — working on a contingency fee for the Russian Customs Committee — are seeking to apply the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations act, known as RICO, against the bank in a Russian court.
The resulting densification formulae are easy to apply and the influence of hardening and creep parameters appears in concise form.
