The phrase "appropriate influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effect that is suitable or fitting in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The manager emphasized the importance of exercising appropriate influence over team dynamics to foster collaboration."
Alternatives: "suitable impact" or "fitting effect".
The Foreign Office says its policy is to use "all appropriate influence" to prevent the execution of a British national including "high-level political lobbying when necessary".
"We believe that it is neither remarkable nor improper for a parent corporation to exercise appropriate influence of its wholly-owned subsidiary," Apollo Group said in the SEC filing.
They are not listening, but they are watching, and thus, like it or not, we must come to grip with the inescapable fact that the way we live our own life is the only appropriate influence we have on our children's lives.
I would like to think that I took a stand as a mother and had a well-thought-out approach about appropriate influences on my kids.
The CDG members were particularly interested in ensuring that research addressed key policy issues for health systems in low and middle income countries (LMIC), and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and, where appropriate, influenced policy decisions.
The objective of environmental protection requires an integrated approach employing a variety of instruments appropriate to influence conduct, ranging from public participation to the use of sanctions.
Qatar Holding "is conscious of the sensitivities concerning governance issues in the U.K. and does not feel it appropriate to influence the outcome either way," the sovereign wealth fund said in reference to the proposed payouts.
When appropriate, the influence of predictors was also evaluated in multivariate analyses, using logistic regression (dependent variables: responders or MOH) or linear regression (dependent variables: headache days/month, HI/month, or medication days/month).
Although the comparative sample was chosen with great deliberation and considered appropriate, the influence of cultural, curricular and local factors on the findings cannot be ruled out.
Examples of professional-related barriers are lack of motivation [ 28], lack of appropriate peer influence [ 22], lack of knowledge [ 22, 26, 28], not reading guidelines [ 29], lack of confidence in clinical skills [ 27, 30], lack of effective communication tools, and lack of counseling and shared decision-making skills [ 30].
The identification of the fine and coarse controls of a metabolic pathway, and (when appropriate) other influences on that pathway, must ultimately involve the study of the pathway in the whole cell or organism.
