The phrase "a determinant for a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where you are discussing factors or variables that influence or determine something.
Example: "The study aimed to identify a determinant for a successful outcome in the treatment process."
Alternatives: "a factor influencing" or "a variable affecting".
Most notable is that those under its umbrella are rarely asked to shoulder the burdens of being an outsider in America: at its best a physically and psychologically exhausting existence, at worst a determinant for a host of subpar social, economic and political outcomes.
Recently, this position has been described as a determinant for a more closed conformation, leading to a high polymerase activity and high viral kinetics [44].
Our results confirm that high SOC is a determinant for a perception of good health and generally high quality of life in that e.g. all functioning rates and life quality were high in the sample.
He defines a determinant for an event as any set of conditions jointly sufficient, given the laws of nature, for the event's occurrence.
Improved ventilation in an urban residential neighborhood is a determinant for better energy efficiency and air quality of the neighborhood.
Liang, Y. et al. Complex N-linked glycans serve as a determinant for exosome/microvesicle cargo recruitment.
In some strains the presence of flagella itself was a determinant for colonization, indicating a direct role for flagella in part of the colonization process for some strains on some plants.
Deployment experience in support of the recent operations in Iraq and Afghanistan has not yet been studied as a determinant for enrollment in a longitudinal study.
Because magnesium is cleared by the kidneys, oliguria of less than 30 cc per hour is used as a determinant for withholding a scheduled dose, in order to prevent toxic levels.
To investigate the possible association between hospitals and nursing durations, we tested whether nursing duration was a determinant for PBDE or PCB levels within a single hospital.
