The phrase "a basic factor for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential elements or components that contribute to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Education is a basic factor for achieving long-term success in any career."
Alternatives: "a fundamental element for" or "a key component for".
An example of a basic factor is 'acceptable' deformity, which may for some be an underlying rationale for predominantly conservative treatment, and earlier mobilisation, provided functionality is not compromised.
Physical activity, coupled to a balanced diet, is another basic factor for weight loss, both for its direct action on fat consumption and its inhibitory action on excessive food intake [ 47].
The difference in sizes of businesses is the basic factor for explaining the differences in other aspects of organizations as well as their social differences (Baron 1984).
One day Gaza will have its opportunity in this line of business, and I assure you it will compete with the region – because we have the basic factors for this industry to excel: wonderful weather, a wonderful beach, and most of the Gaza people enjoy hospitality by nature".
Land and water resources are two basic factors for sustaining the development of agriculture.
As basic factors for sound quality, only objective factors are considered such as loudness, sharpness, speech intelligibility, and sound pressure level.
The variables, moisture of pasture and lee at pasture seem to be basic factors for the inhabitation of the insect at pasture.
Sex ratio is a basic dynamic factor for the analysis of populations, and it has important influence on the dynamic state of populations.
That particular insult to the ego -- worse, to the instinct of self-preservation -- can never be forgiven.... I've thought about this and I've invented a rather high-sounding title for this basic factor in human relations.
