The phrase "another factor that changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional elements or variables that influence a situation or outcome.
Example: "In addition to economic trends, another factor that changes consumer behavior is social media influence."
Alternatives: "an additional element that alters" or "a further aspect that modifies".
So any factor that changes the expected future value of exchange rate will affect today's value of exchange rate.
This increase in sales volume will be the key factor that changes the perception of our market for the positive.
The total amount of dividends received from Village Saving and Credit Associations was another factor that influenced changes in net profits and capital of the women owned enterprises.
They found that the amount of time that parents spend with each kid is the factor that changed the most following the birth of another kid.
At which point, enter the second factor that changed everything: Novitzky.
The only factor that changed the way prisoners of war were treated, Professor Duiker and others said, was the peace treaty that President Richard M. Nixon signed with the North Vietnamese in 1973 that paved the way to release the prisoners.
After 2002, the availability of infliximab treatment is not the only factor that changed from the previous era.
Another factor that has changed in recent months – according to Israeli and Palestinian officials – is the increasingly active role of the Palestinian security forces, who were largely absent from the clashes with Israeli troops and police in the early months but have been reasserting their presence.
"If you went back eight years, this would have been inconceivable," said Yergin, who added that in addition to the factors above, the very rapid growth of the U.S. shale oil industry has been another factor that has changed the game for oil.
Also another factor that may change the solution is how close the sub-trees are to the infected supernode.
