The phrase "a main factor for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary reasons or elements contributing to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The lack of funding was a main factor for the project's failure."
Alternatives: "a key reason for the" or "a primary contributor to the".
Fundamentally, vibration characteristic is a main factor for the stability of structures.
In [1¯100] direction, the inclined facet might be a main factor for the dislocation reduction in HVPE-GaN films.
Finite element (FE) analysis and further texture simulations using the FE-predicted deformation history suggest that imperfect strain reversal is a main factor for the prevalence of shear-type textures and elongated lamellar substructure observed after the even-numbered passes of route C.
This results indicated that the number of Sb particles is also a main factor for the reduction of p-nitrophenol.
These results demonstrate that the effective gate length (Lg*) is a main factor for the off-state, where the channel potential mainly governs the I V characteristics.
Thus, the bombardment effect may not be a main factor for the formation of rutile phase during the sputtering process (we subsequently confirmed the weak influence of the bombardment effect by off-axis sputtering, as discussed in the following section).
Results also suggest that high Df of pore structure lead to a low velocity of bleeding, and Df can be a main factor for migration of the bleeding water when the T2 positions are close.
Using information effectively is going to be a main factor for success in the smart cities.
Together with the outcome in changing the km/ka ratio (Fig. 6), the restriction of struts was a main factor for limiting spreading of the OT structure.
Following the substantial inflows and debates, the general public also started developing negative beliefs towards the migrant population, since they perceived immigrants not only as a major competitor in the labour market, but also as a main factor for deteriorating several problems of the host countries, especially crime.
The destructive role played by mechanized rain-fed agriculture as a main factor for natural vegetation clearings in the region (Sulieman and Buchroithner 2006) and the trade-off due to meeting gaps in forage supply for pastoralist livestock that result from mechanized agriculture is an issue that needs to be carefully examined.
