The phrase "a more complex factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that contribute to a situation or outcome, emphasizing that the factor in question has multiple layers or intricacies.
Example: "When analyzing the economic downturn, we must consider a more complex factor that influences consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a more intricate element" or "a more complicated aspect".
Given the equivocal result of the CFA, additional exploratory work is needed to determine if a more complex factor structure is present.
A more complex factor liable to affect adoption is land tenure.
Diverse QOL items could load on a single factor ("I now have less pain, more energy, am less worried, have gone back to work, and my mood is better") or yield a more complex factor structure ("I get tired more easily and I have had to slow down at work, but I don't have pain anymore and I don't worry about the small stuff").
Snake venom serine proteases act on elements of the coagulation cascade and are believed to occur as trypsin-like enzymes, widely described in the Viperidae, or as the more complex factor X-like proteins found in some terrestrial Elapidae [ 37].
This is because of a web of more complex factors: the green belt, shortage of land and credit, and developers sitting on land banks because house prices continue to rise.
However, many of us know that a number of other more complex factors come into play in seeking a career, such as our past experiences, mentoring, and the expectation of others.
But what I think we don't realize is that random violence is a product of many deeper and more complex factors than access to weapons and Xboxes.
Also implicit in this critique is the myth (and hope) that the drug trade exists in a simplistic black-and-white vacuum, where ever more complex factors of poverty, immigrant challenges, state corruption and a colonial legacy that continues to impose strong racist, gender and class forms of discriminations do not exist.
They don't evaluate more complex factors, such as how a candidate might fit in with a team and how well the role aligns with a person's long-term career goals.
But CTU President Karen Lewis said in a statement that the current negotiations involve more complex factors.
While South London Healthcare Trust is carrying a heavy burden of PFI repayments, there are more complex factors behind the financial pressures facing some other trusts.
