"their influx" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the arrival or entry of a large group of people or things into a specific place or situation. Example: The country saw a significant economic growth due to the influx of foreign investments.
Still, Britain's Muslims have languished near the bottom of society since their influx here in the 1950's.
Businesses loved it, and their influx provided an attractive model which has been admired and attempted by other provincial cities such as Newcastle.
The introduction of Holy Years -- the first in A.D. l300 -- holding out the promise of special spiritual benefits for pious visitors periodically swelled their influx.
The kingdom has traditionally relied on large numbers of foreign labourers, who, at the height of their influx, accounted for roughly two-thirds of the labour force.
Their influx to this particular region is partially explained by ancestral links between them and the states of Baden and Württemberg in previous centuries.
Their influx has been ordered by party chiefs amid signs that support for independence is growing rapidly among Labour's traditional supporters in urban areas.
The proportions of different pollen taxa are less affected by trap position or period of exposure than are their influxes; their mean percentages for Tauber traps, seston traps and sediment samples are all rather similar.
In particular, it has been found necessary to treat components of ocean water in terms of all their influxes and effluxes and to be more cognizant of the time scale of application of the steady-state concept.
Therefore circulating leukocytes are an attractive potential therapeutic target – with inactivation of peripheral leukocytes preventing their initial influx into myometrium and cervix and their subsequent cytokine mediated stimulation of uterotonic agents.
English-speaking Americans might argue that immigrants overrun government services and that their continued influx would make the natives minorities in their own country.
Oryxes decrease their field metabolic rates by 50% and their water influx rates by 60% from spring to summer, concomitantly with a reduction in body mass [44].
