The phrase "a dominating factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant influence or element that has a strong effect on a situation or outcome.
Example: "In the success of the project, a dominating factor was the team's ability to collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "a key influence" or "a major contributor".
He has been a dominating factor in several games, including Game 3 despite the loss.
To counter the luck of the draw, a dominating factor in poker, the human players were put in separate rooms.
The cost of the auxiliary heating source plays a dominating factor on the economic feasibility of the integrated system.
It was found that atomic size difference is a dominating factor in the selection of intermetallic phase type.
Still, the most impressive thing happening was the reëmergence of the Warriors' Draymond Green as a dominating factor in the series.
"What did he get, 147 minutes of playing time during the regular season, and now he's a dominating factor in the second round of the playoffs?" he said.
Detour behavior occurs in many cases, and the important behavior is a dominate factor of the crowd evacuation efficiency.
Specifically, TIA rather than DCIA acts as a dominate factor affecting total runoff, and its significance maintains relatively stable with various storm conditions.
Nevertheless, the importance of the H-bond network as a dominate factor has been pointed out by Cooper [48], showing how the observed C p changes between folded and unfolded protein conformations arise through fluctuations within the H-bond network.
The MD results are consistent with experimental observations, and support the contention that plastic response of a grain boundary under shock compression can be a contributing, or even dominating, factor in determining the stress for void nucleation.
"I would say on balance that it was a strong if not dominating factor in our family and our individual lives.
