The phrase "further its influence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to expand or strengthen the impact or effect of something. Example: The company's new marketing strategy aims to further its influence in the global market.
As Chinese Communism turned further and further inward, its influence on new Asian and African nations waned.
During World War I and the short boom that followed it, this clique further extended its influence and diversified its capital with a view to controlling the agriculture of the coastal plain.
For Russia, the fall of Mr. Assad, an ally and arms customer, would further diminish its influence in the region.
The United States and the EU have both made clear their distaste for Russia further increasing its influence over the European energy market.
Lou et al. (2016) presented an assessment of code bias variations in BDS triple-frequency signals and the ambiguity resolutions, which further illustrated its influence on the ambiguity resolution.
As some see Muqtada Al Sadr as both a political and militant proxy of Iran, his recent political revival may seem as though Iran sees to further expand its influence in Iraqi politics for strategic purposes.
The BSAC sought to further expand its influence north of the Zambezi, and to that end regularly sent expeditions into what was dubbed North-Eastern Rhodesia to negotiate concessions with local rulers and found settlements.
Direct demonstration of sexually antagonistic genetic variation at the base of Chromosome 4 in northern populations of D. americana would further elucidate its influence on this emerging pair of sex chromosomes.
One thing hasn't changed: Gazprom, the globe's largest public energy company by reserves, is still furthering its international influence by bludgeoning clients it feels are not complying with its demands.
Thus, the study develops an integrative agent that combines educational and competitive elements for young students, and further examines its influences, in terms of motivation and learning performance.
