The phrase "reputation and influence" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's standing or level of respect in a particular community or industry and the power or sway they hold over others. Example: The CEO's reputation and influence in the business world played a significant role in securing a major investment for the company.
It has undermined Britain's international reputation and influence.
His reputation and influence as a choreographer had grown to a global scale.
Groves emerged from the war a hero, but his reputation and influence rapidly declined.
He emerges a weakened and diminished figure, with his reputation and influence much reduced.
Verdict: As reputation and influence become more important, startups will take different approaches to help customers reward their best influencers.
Burke opposed the French Revolution to the end of his life, demanding war against the new state and gaining a European reputation and influence.
At the bottom line, the escalating media and public diplomacy war between Qatar and its Gulf detractors is as likely, as is evident with the revelations about North Korea, to put on public display the protagonists' hidden skeletons, as it is likely to contribute to attempts to polish tarnished reputations and influence attitudes and policies in Western capitals.
Despite his huge philosophical reputation and widespread influence, Nietzsche makes an uncomfortable ally for the Dawkins brigade.
For Murdoch: no heir, no News of the World, some $90m£56m6m) gone, a reputation and an influence lost, a family at war.
Nobody doubts Bradley's enduring honesty and commitment (and his rainbow captain's armband in the wake of the Orlando shootings was emblematic of the straightforward decency of the man), and he'll have the chance to rebuild his reputation and greatly influence the USA's World Cup qualifying campaign over the next 18 months or so.
News International's papers combine a lot of readers with a willingness to swing both ways.If the damage from the scandal was limited to British newspapers, or even to Mr Murdoch's reputation and political influence, it would be manageable for the company even if dire for him.
