The term "side influences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the indirect implications or effects of something. For example, "The government's new policy has had multiple side influences, including the decline in public confidence."
Having been a session keyboardist for successful power-pop act The Black Skirts - the very first South Korean MAP contribution - her own sound is on the electro side, influenced by Ladyhawke and Phoenix.
Striker Grant Holt has said his disappointment with the style of Norwich City manager Chris Hughton's side influenced his departure.
The pre-Pyrenees range is formed by a complex system of foothill ranges which stretches from the western side (influenced by the Atlantic regime) to the Mediterranean coast on the eastern end of the Pyrenees (commonly called sub-Pyrenees).
What that means in practice is that headline inflation will move around a bit, thanks to swings in commodity prices or other supply-side influences that are not expected to feed through in any significant way to underlying, or core, inflation.
This may give some indications of provider-side influences on treatment-seeking behaviour.
The observation of negotiated priorities expressed in LOI captures the mix or balance of researcher-side influences and policy maker needs.
"There are so many magazines and an infinite number of pages, so there is no supply-side influence.
"Comparison of schools cannot be just," the chairman of the examining committee wrote in 1850, "while the subjects of instruction are so differently situated as to fire-side influence, and subjected to the draw-backs inseparable from place of birth, of age, of residence, and many other adverse circumstances".
The solar wind pressure and IMF direction can impact the magnetic topology on the night-side, influencing where solar wind particles have access to the atmosphere (Brain, 2006).
