The phrase "a fundamental factor to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an essential element or component that contributes to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Education is a fundamental factor to achieving long-term success in any career."
Alternatives: "a key element in" or "an essential component of".
Indeed, in the chapter 5 of the MoU, testing procedures are considered as a fundamental factor to successfully implement ERTMS.
The selective forces that soil biota exert through changes in plant characteristics (either through changes in plant phenotype, plant genotype or plant species composition) on these aboveground herbivores are therefore a fundamental factor to understand the functioning of terrestrial communities.
However, an electrophoretic mobility shift analysis (EMSA) showed that neither DNA nor RNA bound to Mth10b in vitro, indicating that either Mth10b likely has a physiological function that is distinct from those of other Sac10b family members or nucleic acid-binding ability may not be a fundamental factor to the actual function of the Sac10b family.
However, an electrophoretic mobility shift analysis (EMSA) showed that neither DNA nor RNA bound to Mth10b in vitro, suggesting that either Mth10b likely has a physiological function that is distinct from those of other Sac10b family members or nucleic acid-binding ability may not be a fundamental factor to the actual function of the Sac10b family.
Therefore, we hypothesize that either Mth10b likely has a physiological function that is distinct from the functions of most Sac10b family members or nucleic acid-binding ability may not be a fundamental factor to the actual function of the Sac10b family.
This is an indication that irrespective of the region, education is a fundamental factor to consider in terms of child survival.
Ehrhardt et al. [ 43] reported malnutrition to be a fundamental factor contributing to malaria-associated morbidity and anaemia, even if the latter exhibits multifactorial patterns.
Although genetic predisposition is a fundamental factor governing susceptibility to atopic disease, the rise in atopy has occurred within too short a time frame to be explained by a genetic shift in the population, thus pointing to environmental or lifestyle changes.
If a fundamental factor is going to increase supply or decrease demand, you stack it on the right side of the seesaw.
If a fundamental factor is going to increase demand or decrease supply, you stack it on the left side of the seesaw.
Land tenure security is widely considered to be a fundamental factor in motivating farmers to adopt sustainable land management practices.
