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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a strict determinant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing factors that decisively influence or determine an outcome or result.
Example: "In this experiment, temperature is a strict determinant of the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "a decisive factor" or "a critical determinant".
Exact(2)
In 1974, the Watergate wipe out produced a flood of liberal Democrats who were determined to put aside seniority as a strict determinant of chairmanships.
One explanation might be that reorganization of implicit task representations is not a strict determinant of explicit knowledge generation after sleep.
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Yet even advocates of the avant-garde occasionally cited nationality as a determinant of style.
This is a strict drag.
Jose Bautista is a strict constructionist.
He was a strict disciplinarian.
Isn't a strict Muslim?
It's a strict sensation.
This is a strict deadline.
You're a strict vegan.
Is this a strict Nash Equilibrium?
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