The phrase "a critical factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important element or component that significantly influences a situation or outcome.
Example: "Effective communication is a critical factor of successful teamwork."
Alternatives: "a key element of" or "an essential component of".
A critical factor of family firms is the long-term relationship family members have with the firm.
Friction in the drive mechanism is a critical factor of robot self-balancing and affects its performance.
Visual aesthetics is a critical factor of new product design to capture customer attention and create positive emotional reaction to enhance the customer satisfaction.
Although particle size has been recognized as a critical factor of vaccine design, it is unclear how the size of vaccine carriers impacts the intracellular processing of exogenous antigen and cross-presentation onto MHC class I molecules.
Peak identification of algal oil was performed by comparison with retention times of standards and the mass spectra obtained compared with those available in the Wiley and NIST libraries (Wiley Registry TM, 8th Edition Mass Spectral Library, and the NIST 08 Mass Spectral Library (NIST/EPA/NIH 20088 version) with an acceptance criterion of a match above a critical factor of 80%.
A critical factor of resilience is knowing to the depths of our souls that we are not alone, that there is someone to accompany us on this often rough road of life.
lin-26 had been previously identified as a critical factor for development of epidermal cell types [ 15- 17].
It is highly expressed at mitosis and is a critical factor for completion of mitotic cell division [ 15, 16].
Thermal stability is a critical factor for the determination of potential applications of chitin and its derivatives.
The salinity distribution after 14 years of water injection is a critical factor to the evaluation of chemical injections.
The number of hidden nodes is a critical factor for the generalization of ELM.
