"a core determinant of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has a major influence over or plays a major role in something else. For example, "Physical activity has been identified as a core determinant of health."
It's another piece of the puzzle to add on top – a core determinant of learning and achievement, and a big measurement of cognitive ability".
Furthermore, NANOG, although a core determinant of the ES cell identity, also appears to be dispensable [10], [24], [25], [38].
TP53 mutation status is known as a core determinant of survival in breast cancer.
Looking at education for public health in Europe and its global outreach, there are many vivid initiatives as health is recognised as a core determinant of social cohesion and the major factor of peace building, investment and overall sustainable development.
Since functional status is a core determinant of quality of life among older people, interventions that either delay the onset of frailty or attenuate its severity are likely to have cascading benefits for aged adults, their families and society.
Biological sex is a core determinant of sex-specific behavior [ 1- 3] and also a major modifier of a variety of maladies including cancer [ 4, 5] and autoimmune diseases [ 6].
It is probable that a core determinant for some, if not all, FA genes governs the susceptibility of FA pathway gene mutations and, thus, of FA clinical manifestations.
Knowledge is considered a core determinant for behaviour change [ 10] and nutrition knowledge has been independently associated with intake of fruit and vegetables in men and women [ 25].
Patient safety climate has been recognized as a core determinant for improving safety in hospitals.
In communications theory and economic practice it is the number of connections on a network that is the core determinant of impact.
Collectively, these findings indicated that p63 76 contained the core determinant of AQP4 61 80.
