The phrase "a neglected factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an element or aspect that has been overlooked or not given sufficient attention in a particular context.
Example: "In our analysis of the project's success, we must consider a neglected factor: the impact of team morale on productivity."
Alternatives: "an overlooked element" or "a disregarded aspect".
Being a neglected factor in PAM immune response studies, we here investigate not only the levels of VAR2CSA DBL-domain specific antibodies in sera from pregnant Malawian women but also further scrutinize the elicited antibody responses by exploring affinity of antibodies targeting VAR2CSA DBL5ε.
In their review, Davis and Tannock (2000) reported on repopulation of tumour cells between cycles of chemotherapy as a neglected factor.
Although the attitudes and beliefs of clinicians have been highlighted in some previous work in developed countries [ 17, 18], it appears to be a neglected factor relative to other issues.
Prothero, R. M. Disease and mobility: a neglected factor in epidemiology.
Yochai Benkler, The Commons as a Neglected Factor of Information Policy (Oct . 5 , 1998Presented at the 26th Annual Telecommunications Policy Research Conference, Oct 3-5 , 1998.
The aim of the present experiments was to examine a neglected factor in considering confidence-accuracy relationships: the range of the confidence scale.
The structure of composites is an often neglected factor; orientation of anisotropic particles as well as aggregation strongly influence both the absolute values and composition dependence of fracture resistance.
And our research suggests there is a further – seriously neglected – factor that may underlie the intense attachment of successive UK governments to civil nuclear power.
For women, the onset of menstruation may be a major – and neglected – factor influencing both schooling and sexual debut.
We argue that an important, but often neglected, factor is the history of institutional development that pre-dates protected area establishment.
Topography is an important but often neglected factor in the design of public transportation systems, with the potential to have a significant impact on the accessibility, operation and planning of a transit service.
