"crisis influence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the effects or influence a crisis has on a situation or person. For example: "The economic crisis had a profound influence on the stock market."
How much do you think role of U.S.A. and NATO in Libyan crisis influences #NorthKorea's decision to continue nuclear and missile program?
Political analysts see Mr. Pegram's candidacy as a local version of the Tea Party movement, with the economic crisis influencing voters to consider candidates who had previously been considered outside the political mainstream.
It also explores whether an interactive use of MCS during an economic crisis influences the perception of negative external crisis effects.
Utilizing the context of foreign IPO firms, we investigate how long CMLOF lasts, if CMLOF turns into capital market advantage of foreignness (CMAOF) over time, if the global financial crisis influences CMLOF, and how some firms mitigate CMLOF after IPO.
It would be interesting to see how the economic crisis influenced the patient's behavior.
Following the Luxembourg crisis, his influence in Parliament declined markedly.
And as the world struggled to come through the crisis, her influence – especially in the G20 meetings – was immense.
He said he had also voiced concern about the crisis's influence on the yen's volatility.
Yes, the autoworkers have collaborated with those failures out of sometimes grotesque self-interest, but this is not their crisis — their influence in Detroit peaked years ago.
plays in dealing with the next phases of the euro zone debt crisis will influence the credibility it has with emerging markets.
