"progressive influence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to something that has a positive or forward-moving impact on a person, group, or society. Example: "The new government policies have had a progressive influence on the education system, leading to increased opportunities for underprivileged students."
The generation gap has recently become far more apparent – due, I believe, to the progressive influence stemming from our generation's second home, the internet.
So it assumed that the best way of reducing progressive influence on the Turkish-speaking community in Thrace would be to extend the powers of sharia law".
Roger Parsons, Athens, Tenn.: Can you or Rodney Stark explain how the Catholic Church has been a progressive influence in the economic development of Central and South America?
There is no doubt that the Ayatollah Fadlallah was a modernising and progressive influence in Islam, much more "modern" than many of his Christian counterparts.
The Druze, untouched by progressive influence, were easily exploited by their leaders, who, desiring to fulfill their own ambitions, encouraged and fueled sectarianism whenever possible.
He will need the courage of his convictions, as a progressive influence in an opaque system pivoted by the absolute power of the new Emir.
It is probably significant to his development that his mother's former guardian, Artamon Sergeyevich Matveyev, had raised her in an atmosphere open to progressive influences from the West.
The elevated level of IFN-γ production after HS-1793 trevokedt evoked reprogramming of M-2 phenotype TAM, which efficiently countered the immunosuppressive and tumor progressive influences of TAM.
Mr. Lindner, a smart, rhythmic pianist who brings together bop, Cuban and all sorts of progressive influences, has become a regular feature at this club; this particular group includes a rare sighting around here of the saxophonist Jimmy Vass, a little-known jazz elder from Philadelphia.
With some grant money, this fertile new club has started a 'Composers' Series,' and the inaugural performance of the series will be by the young pianist Mr. Lindner, a smart, rhythmic player who brings together bop, Cuban, and all sorts of progressive influences.
According to Comrie's typology, the progressive influences the incompletive; in Mayan languages, this may happen in two distinct ways.
