The phrase "some level of influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree to which something can affect or shape an outcome or behavior.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have some level of influence on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a degree of impact" or "a certain amount of sway."
Add all this recent 'history' to the numerous eye-catching CES announcements, and it was seriously hard to move without running into some level of Dolby influence.
Some level of naivety influenced that fiasco, prompting those familiar arguments over the lack of a David Dein-type figure on the current board.
Roughly 40%% of the earth's land surface is under agriculture and 85%% has some level of anthropogenic influences (Sanderson et al. 2002).
Policymakers would be wise to determine how best to secure sources of leverage on the ground, to ensure some level of control and influence over the trajectory of what has already given way to the greatest humanitarian tragedy since World War Two.
As noted, there have been various other one-off, and/or small scale, studies on the impact of research on policy; some indicating a high level of influence.
A huge number of followers may raise one's "e-cred," but some may be skeptical of the level of influence it has in terms of market saturation for the celebrity's product.
Such deeds helped him craft an image of protector, saint, and Christ-like messianic figure among the poor, and gave La Familia Michoacana a level of influence among some natives.
It is also important to note that while lower level of participation of some actors may have affected their level of influence on policy process, yet, their participation may have enriched the process through their power of advocacy and lobbying.
That left some Amtrak supporters in Congress in doubt over what level of influence they would have in the conference.
