The phrase "a dominating factor for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an influential element or condition that significantly affects a situation or outcome.
Example: "The economic downturn was a dominating factor for the decline in sales last quarter."
Alternatives: "a key influence on" or "a major contributor to".
In 1963 he and Dee Wells had a son, Nicholas, of whom Ayer said, "My love for this child has been a dominating factor in the remainder of my life" (Rogers, 278).
To counter the luck of the draw, a dominating factor in poker, the human players were put in separate rooms.
For the channel SNR of 30 dB, the dominating factor for system performance becomes interferences due to Doppler shifts, e.g. inter-channel-interferences (ICI).
It is clear that i sc is the dominating factor for the efficiency that depends on fast charge transportation in the hybrids.
The analysis shows that in our study area the presence of surface crust is the dominating factor for determining the spatial distribution of Ks.
First of all, the haze measurement indicated that the surface haze, rather than the bulk haze, is the dominating factor for the total haze of the investigated films.
Muhammad Usman et al. [9] also made a detailed study of the strain-reducing effect caused by the InGaAs SRL and identified the strain reduction as the dominating factor for the redshift of InAs QD photoluminescence (PL) emission.
The predistorter computation refers to the resources required to propagate one symbol from the input to the output of the predistorter, since this is the dominating factor for complexity in digital mitigation schemes [48].
However, in the case for 131I-iodide where 96.4% of effective dose value arises from irradiation of the thyroid is the dominating factor for the effective dose reduction in the change of the tissue weighting factor for the thyroid from 0.05 in ICRP Publication 60 to 0.04 in ICRP Publication 103.
