The phrase "has many influences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various factors or sources that have shaped a person's thoughts, work, or style.
Example: "The artist's work has many influences, ranging from classical to contemporary styles."
Alternatives: "is shaped by numerous influences" or "draws from various influences."
Motivation is complicated and has many influences.
This manipulation induces fear and uncertainty and has many influences on behavior in this case, voting behavior.
Nicolas Vérin has many influences, from jazz to electronics, from American to French music, give him an unusual style, apart from the main trends of French contemporary music, combining energy and subtleness.
"DJ Funeral has many influences, club music being one.
This strong positive relationship may also explain the striking difference between variation in locus-specific P-values for body weight and coat color since coat color (using our encoding scheme) has only one major determinant and one minor determinant, while body weight has many influences of small effect.
It is found that despite water temperature has many influenced factors, there is a remarkable relationship between the daily average water temperature and daily average outdoor dry bulb temperature by data analysis (R2 ≈ 0.9).
"We have many influences from the United States; the gun culture is one of these influences," Mr. Cabrera said.
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Frederick Ashton had many influences, but the experience of seeing Isadora Duncan dance in 1921 stayed with him.
Darran Jones, editor of Retro Gamer, said the boom in old titles and re-makes of ageing classics had many influences, but a key one was the homogeneity of many current games.
The FG01 had many influences.
