The phrase "a dominant reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary or most significant factor contributing to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The study identified a dominant reason for the decline in bee populations: habitat loss due to urban development."
Alternatives: "a primary reason" or "a key factor".
"Our one-year patient and graft survival rates are among the best in the nation and were a dominant reason in Mr. Jobs's choice of transplant centers," the statement read.
Similarly, in a more recent study Post, Sprinzak and Denny (2003) [5], based on semi-structured interviews with incarcerated Middle Eastern terrorists, found that peer influence was cited as a dominant reason for joining a terrorist group.
Even with an attributable fraction of 23%, HCV is a dominant reason for liver transplantation.
Even if need is a dominant reason why older people use the ER [ 36, 37], the measures of need as well as other contextual factors can vary [ 38].
However, it is important to note that 263 patients hospitalized for bleeding complications were excluded from the risk factor assessment, because authors expected relevant bleeding to be a dominant reason for discontinuation.
A previous Dutch study showed that the lower rate of medical interventions is not an important reason for women to choose a home birth, but sense of safety is a dominant reason to choose a hospital birth.
However, an additional dominant reason that induces the Jsc enhancement after annealing might be optimized organic and inorganic phase separation as well as continuous electron transport through compact SnS2 connections after the remain solvent's elimination.
While not all severely cognitively impaired residents should be demented, particularly immediately after a hospitalization, a dementia disorder should be the dominant reason for cognitive deficits measured in the CPS.
However, this is unlikely to be the dominant reason for selection of a neighborhood.
However, Ouma's cross sectional survey which reported on actual behaviours, found the dominant reason for not delivering in a health care facility was that the labour/delivery came too fast.
This study suggested that the dominant reason for this strange phenomenon is a transition from the Mode I type fatigue crack propagation due to the cyclic plastic deformation to Mode II type propagation due to the damage accumulation by a quantitative analysis of influential factors based on fracture mechanics.
