The phrase "intrusive influence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the effect of someone or something that is unwelcome or unwelcome. For example: "The intrusive influence of the media on politics has caused widespread public concern".
By maintaining control, Mr. Zuckerberg no doubt hopes to continue to implement his vision free from intrusive shareholder influence.
As the introduction of DOFS instrumentation may be intrusive, its influence on the interface behavior was also discussed.
She has imbibed Edward Said ("Involved is neither good nor bad. It is just a consequence of living, a consequence of occupation and immigration, or empires and expansion"), while Salman Rushdie's influence pervades the chattily intrusive narrative voice.
Potential mechanisms that might influence the development of intrusive memories were studied, as was objective memory performance.
Linguistically, northwest India and the Ganges both provide evidence for extensive substrate language influence on the later intrusive Indo-Aryan, possibly including two distinct language phyla (Witzel 1999, 2005; Southworth 2005; Fuller 2007).
This finding raises questions about other factors related to health or care possibly influencing the occurrence of negative intrusive thoughts among prostate-cancer patients and thereby having a role in the reaction after receiving such a diagnosis.
The results indicate that temperature gradients within the cavity, intrusive effect of metals and the container edges influenced the heterogeneity of the process.
The type of visitor group was found to significantly influence behaviour, with families having the most intrusive behaviour compared to singles, couples or other groups.
The charges were uncomfortably resonant with the muffled complaints we have heard for generations from citizens of banana republics and other countries who felt that American influence in their lands was broad and intrusive and relentless and occasionally ruthless.
