The phrase "as a very influential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that has a significant impact or effect on a particular field or context.
Example: "She is recognized as a very influential leader in the environmental movement."
Alternatives: "as a highly impactful" or "as a significant force".
"They have registered themselves as a very influential thinktank," said Jeorge Kingston, an anti-tobacco campaigner in Ghana.
3D predictions of the mass transfer resistance were further analyzed to identify the particle size as a very influential variable through which the mass transfer characteristics in fluidized bed reactors can be influenced.
By utilizing a cloud computing environment, we may assume it as a very influential server.
Bad Brains were already in the mix as a very influential, underground thing, but I Against I coming out precisely the moment that it did was powerful".
The MRSA cross transmission rate per day has been found as a very influential parameter by the sensitivity analysis.
Instead, one can see Hume's contribution as introducing a very influential type of learning associative learning for Hume's theory purports to explain how we learn to associate certain Ideas.
In the current study, financial security was more often reported among men aged 20 24 and less often among men aged 35 45 as being a very influential factor.
She also tweeted, "#Venezuela mucho de lo que te ocurre tiene el sello inigualable de la Plaza de la Revolucion de La #Habana Que pena me da!" Sánchez has become a very influential blogger as the voice of a repressed Cuba.
Other economists reject the behavioural approach, maintaining that predictable returns reflect investors' rational insistence on compensation for holding riskier assets.In 1982 Mr Hansen developed what has since become a very influential statistical technique known as "generalised method of moments estimation".
For some countries, such as Thailand, at least one of the SC members is in a very influential position to advocate for research-based policy change.
A very influential paper.
