The phrase "a relevant factor to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that influence or contribute to a particular situation or decision.
Example: "When evaluating the success of the project, a relevant factor to consider is the level of team collaboration."
Alternatives: "an important aspect of" or "a significant element in".
These results prove that soil solution chemistry is a relevant factor to be taken into account in pesticide behaviour studies.
To further confirm that TEF is a relevant factor to control the distribution of actin filaments in fibroblasts, we transiently cotransfected TEF cells with TEF and EGFP.
On comparing our results with those originally reported by the authors, marked differences were found in some cases, with ADR arising as a relevant factor to balance the clinical benefit obtained.
Thus, this is a relevant factor to address in mental health promotion programs.
In the present study, the number of allergens excluded was not as a relevant factor to modify the HRQoL.
Psychological wellbeing, then, is a relevant factor to consider when examining both elements of the pregnancy experience.
A second relevant factor to be taken into account is the colonoscopy workload associated with a given strategy.
With regard to the changeability of these factors, there was only consensus on intervention's financial feasibility, which was rated as changeable, and thus a potentially relevant factor to take into account when introducing PA interventions in PHC.
A first, potentially relevant factor, to be considered when comparing the CBM results with the GHGIs, is the inclusion of C pools.
Falling has been identified as the most relevant factor to cause a move to a care facility.
Recent studies show that the reluctance or the difficulties of old Europeans to reduce housing equity might be a relevant factor linked to their financial hardship (Angelini et al., 2009).
