The phrase "influence due to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate a specific influence or cause attributed to something. For example, "The increase in tourism was due to the influence of social media marketing campaigns."
It has become commonplace to argue that England's international development will always be stunted while there are so many foreign players in the Premier League – the situation is certainly unhealthy in terms of encouraging home-grown talent – but it is beginning to look as if the foreign players themselves are also affected by some sort of malign influence due to playing in England.
The policy maker has some influence due to active involvement in the market with (heavy) legislation.
Furthermore, it is difficult for local government to exercise their influence due to information asymmetry.
Furthermore, it was not possible to control for treatment influence due to a double-blind design.
Temperature stratification had a negligible influence due to the NTC behavior of the PRF mixtures.
This dimension has a strong influence due to short or long distances, transport generation and transport volumes.
The authors in Hadzikadic (2010) discusses the changes and influence due to the variation in available energy.
It seems that one of the possible causes for the difference is the influence due to soot from cars exhaust.
We do not know the full history of the site, but the relatively high PAH concentration values show an influence due to human activity.
Furthermore, we assumed no significant gender- or age-related differences in outcome, as well as no influence due to aneurysm size or location.
In the course of these investigations, we observed that bondwires used in earlier work have a huge influence due to coupling.
