The phrase "a function of several factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how various elements or variables contribute to a particular outcome or result.
Example: "The success of the project is a function of several factors, including team collaboration, resource availability, and effective communication."
Alternatives: "dependent on multiple factors" or "determined by various elements".
We agreed that a healthy culture is simply a function of several factors, namely: honesty, trust, dignity, and respect.
The record-low yields in the junk bond market are a function of several factors.
Spontaneous awakenings have varying features which may change as a function of several factors.
In general, this coefficient is a function of several factors including the compositional characteristics of the oil, reservoir pressure-temperature conditions and the salinity of the formation brine.
Transaction complexity is a function of several factors; in health care settings, the most prominent forms of transaction complexity are uncertainty and imperfect information [63].
Chou and Morr [41] also demonstrated that WHC varies as a function of several factors such as the hydrophilic hydrophobic balance of amino acids in the protein molecule, lipid and carbohydrate fractions associated with the protein.
These contradictions may reflect the fact that in concert with passive transfer of immunity, calf survival in the preweaning period is a function of several herd factors including housing and nutrition.
eThe likelihood that the welfare gains from the RTA formation (i.e., [CKL + GMN]) is larger than the welfare losses (i.e., [LMVU]) is function of several factors.
The load which a vehicle axle transfers on the pavement surface is not constant in time and space, but is variable in function of several factors such as: vehicle mass, speed, suspension type, road surface irregularities, etc.
The term "groundwater productivity (potentiality)" denotes the amount of groundwater available in an area and it is a function of several hydrologic and hydrogeological factors (Jha et al. 2010).
According to FGs, a function of several variables can be factored into product of smaller functions.
