The phrase "a facilitating factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an element that helps or aids in the achievement of a particular outcome or process.
Example: "The availability of resources was a facilitating factor in the success of the project."
Alternatives: "an enabling element" or "a supportive aspect".
The mediating variable Part-time Job was hypothesized to be a facilitating factor indirectly revealing intention (intention element in the TPB) in a behavioral act (conation) in choosing apprenticeship training (a behavioral element in the TPB).
The above experimental results suggest that EGCG increases the neuronal activity via inhibition of calcium-dependent potassium currents underlying the afterhyperpolarization, and it could act as a facilitating factor that elicits NMDA-dependent bursts of action potentials like apamin or bicuculline methiodide.
Perhaps it is time to make research findings a facilitating factor in our endeavors rather than let them become blinkers for our curiosity and imagination.
Network building was a facilitating factor.
A facilitating factor is the well-defined geographic districts, particularly for nurses.
40 Social support has been shown as a facilitating factor for PA in the institutionalized aged.
ABHI Implementation Plan EFHIA interviewee The experience, individual capacity and organisational capacity of those involved in the EFHIAs were described as a facilitating factors in all but two interviews.
A low proinflammatory response is a key facilitating factor for the development of infection.
One study illustrated that an excessive anti-inflammatory response is a key facilitating factor in the development of infection, and this immunological response could result from an adaptive mechanism to brain ischemia [ 26].
Benchmarking was also perceived as a major facilitating factor.
The political window is a documented facilitating factor to the uptake of evidence [ 19, 74].
