The phrase "a factor that reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or variables that indicate or demonstrate a particular condition or outcome.
Example: "The unemployment rate is a factor that reflects the overall health of the economy."
Alternatives: "an element that indicates" or "a variable that demonstrates".
Education is treated as an individual resource in the hypothesis; however, in reality, it is not only an individual resource but also a factor that reflects the inner disposition, which is of great significance to the stability of marriage.
where pHpzc is the pH value at the point of zero charge, q is the elementary charge, k is the Boltzmann constant, T is the absolute temperature, and β is a factor that reflects the chemical sensitivity of the gate material.
This is a factor that reflects inequalities in health and shows up once more in this population of young heroin users.
By weighting traveling time and maintenance cost by a factor that reflects their relative importance, the road network with highest benefit-to-cost ratio is realized by either a more flexible or a more efficient design, depending on the weighting factor.
The fusion of DW images with high b value (a factor that reflects the strength and timing of the gradients used to generate DW images) and T2-weighted MRI images improves the identification of pancreatic NETs [ 92, 93], especially in patients with small isointense lesions observed on conventional MRI sequences [ 94].
Social scientists have uncovered a statistical factor that reflects how people do a large number of cognitive tasks; this factor is sometimes referred to as "general intelligence" (also known as the "G Factor").
The algorithm assumes that the particle velocity distribution function for neutrals emitted from a given surface remains unchanged except for a scale factor that reflects the loss of neutrals to ionization.
To produce the hydropathy profile, the hydropathy-scale value [ 18] for each amino acid in a column of the multi-sequence alignment (corresponding to a single position on the profile) was multiplied by a weighting factor that reflects the fractional contribution of the corresponding sequence to the total sequence diversity represented [ 17].
The YLD component is calculated as the product of the number of incident cases in the time period multiplied by the average duration of the disease (years expected to life in the disabled state) and a weight factor that reflects the severity of the disease on a scale from 0 (perfect health) to 1 (dead).
The methods described in the Australian and Victorian burden of injury studies were used to calculate YLDs 12 13 and the number of incident cases was multiplied by the average duration of the injury (to remission or death) and a weight factor that reflects the severity of the injury on a scale from 0 (optimum health status) to 1 (death).
The permeability coefficient is a key factor that reflects the nutrient release capability of polymer-coated fertilizers.
