The phrase "a top factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the most important elements or reasons contributing to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "When evaluating the success of the project, a top factor was the team's ability to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "a key factor" or "a major factor".
They also cited affordability as a top factor.
However, while 56% of employers said degree subject was a top factor, degree result was named by just 32%.
"Of course, performance is a top factor, but something good looking and well designed has pizazz and gets attention".
Family was ranked as a top factor by a further 18%; friends by 16%; and social media, also by 16%.
The Tory Burch collection is now produced through a group of factories, most of which are in China, a top factor in the collection's prices.
In our study, 98% of the most highly engaged employees reported that they had "the ability to concentrate easily" in their workplace and that this attribute is a top factor in their satisfaction.
As it is, Viralheat faces plenty of competition in the social media analytics and tracking space from Radian6, Visible Measures, Omgili, ScoutLabs, and Omniture to name a few, but the top factor that distinguishes Viralheat from other startups is its affordability.
Of former teachers, 67% either disagreed or strongly disagreed with the statement "My workload was manageable", and 32% ranked workload as the top factor (of a choice of six) in their decision to leave the profession.
A fear of "returning to a mountain of work" was the top factor cited as keeping Americans from taking time off.
Each factor was named based upon the top factor loadings, using a threshold of.700 as indicative of a major component, and.400 as a minor component.
Patients are indeed morphing into consumers, a HealthMine survey found: 63% of people said insurance coverage was the top factor when choosing a doctor.
