The phrase "a convincing factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or reasons that contribute to a decision or opinion being persuasive or credible.
Example: "The expert's credentials were a convincing factor in the committee's decision to approve the proposal."
Alternatives: "a persuasive element" or "a compelling reason".
Tellium's management team, which includes veterans of Lucent, Fujitsu, AT&T t and Bell Atlantic bel, and its engineers were a convincing factor.
Although many homeowners victimized by the fire were audited by the Internal Revenue Service, he was not; he figures that little item was a convincing factor.
(Note: You can see this summary and the full report here, if you want proof. Not that proof seems to be a convincing factor to the Far Right and the Lindsey Grahams of the world).
(4– 9) According to a recent World Cancer Research Fund report, 10) alcohol is considered a "convincing" risk factor for esophageal carcinoma.
Third, physical activity, a convincing protective factor for colorectal cancer (1), was not controlled for in the analysis; in any case, such control would not be methodologically valid if physical activity exerted an anticarcinogenic effect by decreasing visceral fat.
Meanwhile, the increase of internal resistance reduced the utilization efficiency of the active material may be another convincing factor to increase the irreversible capacity.
But the other convincing factor is the listener's naivete about politics.
"The resource I got today was knowledge…to come up with convincing factors so investors will invest in me next time," she said.
In addition, the biological basis of the hypothetical 'Europe-restricted' CF/+ heterozygous advantage is far from being identified because of the lack of a convincing candidate adverse factor: bacteria-driven diarrheas – proposed on the basis of the functional properties of the CFTR protein – do not seem to have had 'Europe-restricted' histories, a fundamental prerequisite for a good candidate.
However, reports on predisposing environmental factors are ambiguous, and meta-analyses are severely hindered by differences in the methodologies used for exposure measurement by individual studies, which unfortunately leaves a convincing environmental risk factor to be discovered.
The above-mentioned expert panel from the American Institute for Cancer did not assign external sex-steroid hormones a convincing role among important risk factors [ 8].
