The phrase "arts influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effect that the arts have on individuals, society, or culture.
Example: "The arts influence our perceptions and emotions, shaping the way we understand the world around us."
Alternatives: "impact of the arts" or "effect of the arts".
His wife is well-known as an important arts influence, partly explaining his choking up when mentioning her name yesterday.
Many people do not realise that but the arts influence to a great extent the way we think.
Sant'Agata Bolognese is a medieval town of 7,000 people, about 23 miles from the business, education and arts influence of Bologna, that wears the word quaint like a bespoke suit of armor.
There are signs of his father's martial arts influence on his boxing style, yet Berto remains athletic enough to translate dad's knowledge into boxing success.
Patient's knowledge and practices on HIV/AIDS, PMTCT and ARTs influenced their motivation and uptake of antiretrovirals for PMTCT.
In the multiple regression that is the definitive test of whether martial arts influences change in classroom behavior, the time two behavior is the dependent variable.
In recent decades his art influence has run out, replaced by Marcel Duchamp's.
The new Mi Cocina makes a visual splash, with apricot walls and coral ceilings, decorated with small, brightly colored paintings with a strong folk-art influence.
We test the effectiveness of our algorithms by using a number of real-world datasets, and compare them with state-of-the-art influence maximization algorithms.
The Cunard Building's architectural style can be generally described as a mix of Italian Renaissance and Greek Revival, with a degree of Beaux-Arts influence on the building's structural form.
To have their art influence future generations.
