The phrase 'further influencing' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to express that something is having an additional effect on something else. For example: The rising temperatures are further influencing the melting of polar ice.
To supply energy needs 50 years from now without further influencing the climate, up to three times the total amount of energy now generated using coal, oil, and other fossil fuels will have to be produced using methods that generate no heat-trapping greenhouse gases, the scientists said in today's issue of the journal Science.
The structural change, in turn, will bring about the effect of socialization, further influencing the agents.6.6
HP infection can induce instability in mtDNA [46], and mutations in mtDNA can activate the mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation pathway [47], further influencing energy generation and utilization.
This could indicate that CYC2 may play a key role in regulating Spo11 and further influencing the whole downstream process of meiosis.
Further, influencing group factors may relate to sex distribution [29], age [35], or physical activity [61] in the experimental and control groups.
By adjusting the pyrolysis temperature, the specific surface areas and nitrogen content of NPC-GA can be easily modified, further influencing the electrochemical performance of the hybrids.
By then, swirling events in Iraq, Lebanon, Iran and North Korea could further influence the climate in which senators vote, even as midterm elections approach.
General patterns of plankton abundance may be further influenced by local conditions.
Each kind of rock has certain unique properties that are further influenced by temperature and humidity.
Mathematics and medicine were further influenced by new ideas from abroad.
Pepperberg was further influenced by two papers, one by the primatologist Alison Jolly, in 1966, and one by the psychologist Nicholas Humphrey, in 1976.
