The phrase "influence on increasing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
However, it may sound awkward or unclear without further context or explanation. Example: The new policy had a significant influence on increasing productivity among employees.
These eccentric grains would have a positive influence on increasing the resistance to intergranular degradation.
The firm's main current purpose is to help create transparency but in the future they plan to have a more direct influence on increasing recycling by making direct transfers of funds to recyclers, says co-founder Luciana Oliveira.
It is unrealistic to believe that the money generated by highly profitable companies like Corrections Corporation of America and GEO Group has no influence on increasing the prison population.
Exposure to soda commercials while watching a movie can have a strong influence on increasing sugar-sweetened soda consumption in young women.
Nevertheless, recent findings indicate that oxytocin may have a broader influence on increasing the salience of social stimuli and may therefore, under certain circumstances, increase antisocial behaviors such as aggression.
The diffuse, reflected solar radiation and the surface temperature have an influence on increasing the Physiologically Equivalent Temperature (PET) thermal index within the city, while the wind velocity and building height are the essential variables reducing the PET thermal index.
The non-cohesive nature of the simulated backfill showed little influence on increased pillar strength, even at higher fill ratios.
Presence of GNR which are fermentative organisms had an influence on increased acid content.
The overdiagnosis camp believes that mammography misses the cancers that matter, ending up as interval cancers and that treatment advances have more influence on increased mortality than screening.
Political regime had the least influence on increased life expectancy to begin with.
It is conceivable that this could have increased the impact of the intervention due to a positive influence on increased openness in future parent-child communication.
