"be negatively influenced" is a grammatically correct expression and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is affected in a harmful or negative way as a result of an external factor. For example: "The young student's behavior was negatively influenced by negative peer pressure."
Sexual function may be negatively influenced by the effects of the TOT procedure itself.
It is conceivable that fibres slip out of or are pulled out of the paper structure and in such manner the paper strength will be negatively influenced [44].
Furthermore, the radial MOE in compression and the radial compression strength were found to be negatively influenced by an increase in PEG content.
The growth and vitality condition of mangroves may be negatively influenced by various anthropogenic and natural disturbances and stresses, such as cold weather events.
By relaxing the proposed design criteria; we lose the parameter-invariant shape of the decision regions at the relay HDF decoder, but nevertheless, the overall system performance does not have to be negatively influenced.
The higher the number of jobs, the better the public transportation conditions, and the better the street design (high densities of street and intersections), the less the region will be negatively influenced by a road charging policy, and vice versa.
The carbon foot print of concrete will be negatively influenced if only the concrete itself is taken into account, but the reduction of the volume weight has advantages regarding design, transport emissions and isolation properties which may counteract this.
On the one hand reliability can be negatively influenced by modern front-end and packaging technology, on the other hand new applications and corresponding field requirements can result in the need for new reliability tests e.g. for mobile devices.
Indigenous fish species like brown trout (Salmo trutta f. fario) and grayling (Thymallus thymallus) lay their eggs on those parts of the riverbed that are characterized by gravel and finer sediment particles and can, therefore, be negatively influenced by contaminated sediments.
Many climate model simulations suggest that intensification of the ISM is closely linked to the uplift of the Himalaya (or southern Tibet), whereas the EASM is rather insensitive to the uplift of the Himalaya (Boos and Kuang 2010; Zhang et al. 2012a; Chen et al. 2014) or may even be negatively influenced by this uplift (Tang et al. 2013).
That balance point could be negatively influenced by the extra credit points conferred by performer status".
