The phrase "mitigate the influence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of reducing the effect or intensity of something. For example: "We must work to mitigate the influence of negative social media trends on our children."
He and Daskin hope their findings can help governments and wildlife organizations better predict and mitigate the influence of conflict on wildlife.
Mr. Card mentioned a few officials who might mitigate the influence of Mr. Rove, including news media and message advisers like Tucker Eskew, Dan Bartlett, Mary Matalin, Ari Fleischer and Michael Gerson.
Indeed, the near-swagger of yesteryear's tenured, seasoned chiefs of department of the New York Fire Department did serve to greatly mitigate the influence of the politically appointed fire commissioner on administrative policy in previous administrations.
Small differences between the design of the surface reduce the wall superheat, thus allowing to mitigate the influence of sub-atmospheric conditions.
For adopting these narrowband schemes to frequency-selective environments, appropriate algorithms to mitigate the influence of inter-layer interference and intersymbol interference have to be investigated.
A novel constrained PARAFAC was designed to mitigate the influence of model deviations on the predictive accuracy in second-order calibration.
We have also proposed Local Oriented Manufacturing Map (LOMmap) as a method of knowledge representation of influences from locality and requirements for a design object to mitigate the influences, in order to support design for LOMan.
On the other hand, the present SAP method using spectral ratio has a disadvantage in resolution because it requires an averaging process to mitigate the influences from abnormal values caused by local noises: About 100 samples and 15 traces are used in vertical direction and horizontal direction, respectively, in the present study.
In the present study, moving-average filters both in the vertical direction with a sliding window of 3 time windows and in the horizontal direction with a sliding window of 51 traces (CDPs), were applied to mitigate the influences of abnormal values caused by local noise.
This protocol had the additional advantage of mitigating the influence of temperature fluctuations.
To address these outstanding questions we investigated developmental changes in the cortical representation of symbolic numerical magnitude in 6- to 14-year-old children using a passive functional magnetic resonance imaging adaptation design, thereby mitigating the influence of response selection.
