'increasingly influences' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate something that is becoming more prevalent or more influential over time. For example, "The use of technology in the classroom is increasingly influencing the way teachers approach instruction."
And it must be recognised that the multi-disciplinary nature of blading design increasingly influences outcomes of advanced gas turbine and aeroengine developments.
Even more alarmingly, Foer writes, big tech increasingly influences not just what we know, but also how we think and what we do, by gathering vast quantities of our personal data and utilizing artificial intelligence to continually prod us to consume.
In addition, above about 110 km, the Earth's magnetic field increasingly influences the motion of the ionized component of the atmosphere, (e.g., Elford and Elford 2001), and so both the SA and meteor techniques may not measure the neutral dynamics above this height.
This insight increasingly influences our understanding of cognitive efficiency [2] [5].
Among the leading risk factors for morbidity worldwide, high blood pressure is a major contributor to mortality in both developed and developing countries alike, while tobacco use increasingly influences morbidity in developing countries.
As Koh argues, "Transnational legal process matters because it increasingly influences law and policies that govern us, particularly through processes by which international law and policies become domesticated into US law and polices".
He became increasingly influenced by Calvin.
His research, meanwhile, became increasingly influenced by evolution.
Woodruff became increasingly influenced by African art and the techniques of Cubism.
As these companies grow in sophistication they will likely be increasingly influenced by commercial considerations.
My own profession, accountancy, is increasingly influenced by global standards and rules.
