The phrase "an additional factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra elements or considerations that contribute to a situation or outcome.
Example: "In evaluating the project's success, we must consider an additional factor of community engagement."
Alternatives: "a further element of" or "an extra consideration of".
And, by the way, there's just an additional factor of 1 over 2 pi.
Students said that Mr. Odighizuwa had been separated from his wife and that they shared custody of their four children, an additional factor of stress after he failed his first-year classes.
However, standard methods for computing the matrix elements are shown to be ill-conditioned and to magnify the differentiation errors by an additional factor of N2.
To our surprise, upon further lengthening the carbon chain, i.e. in the case of 1-propanol, the total H3+ production drops by an additional factor of 11 or 2 (for CTOF and TOF measurements, respectively) compared to ethanol.
It is seen for the illustrative case of gamma energy 0.1 MeV and mass number 125 that there occurs an additional factor of 107 retardation with each higher multipole order.
However, the definition includes an angular momentum factor (−1 L, and so for the results in the Dπ system, there is an additional factor of −1 in the conversion.
As antibiotic persistence specifically addresses the ability of bacteria to survive antibiotic treatments, it may be an additional factor for the prolongation of persistent infections despite antibiotic treatment, for example, in recurrent urinary tract infections7,8.
For me, sitting in that vulnerable moment in my hotel room in Seoul, feeling invalidated on the basis of my 'passability,' there was an additional factor; the mourning of the person I never got to be.
Age is an additional factor, with 30percentt of 15- to 29-year-olds wanting to get out.
Class was an additional factor in case of female students.
An additional factor, a committee of the National Research Council wrote last year, is that "the lack of high-quality epidemiologic data for most diseases is a serious obstacle to improving our understanding of climate and disease linkages".
