The phrase "as a new factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a new element or consideration in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "The recent data has introduced a new variable, which we must consider as a new factor in our research."
Alternatives: "as a new element" or "as a new consideration".
We introduce delay predictivity as a new factor profoundly affecting user performance.
Why not use percentages of academics precariously employed as a new factor when calculating the rankings in your university guide?
Using eggs from the African frog, Xenopus laevis, Blower et al. identified the RNA associated protein Rae1 as a new factor required for spindle formation.
It is not clear how soon she will return to Colombia.But she has already emerged as a new factor in Colombian politics.
The proposed force-directed simulated annealing introduces force as a new factor during the annealing process and replaces the random moves by probabilistic force-directed moves.
Reservoir temperature as a new factor accompanied by some other factors, including displacing-fluid velocity and gel particle-pore size ratio is selected for experimental investigations.
IN 2003, as Howard Dean's presidential bid surged, the Internet was hailed as a decisive new factor in electoral politics.
The Syrian crisis has also been highlighted in the report as "a major new factor in global displacement".
The potential role of sociocultural factors on changes in the male female ability ratios is discussed and the introduction of science reasoning as a potential new factor in the debate is proposed.
IMPACT: We identify FBXO28 as a new prognostic factor in breast cancer and rate-limiting factor in MYC-driven tumourigenesis.
Overall our data identify a component of the secretome of P. anserina as a new effective factor to cope with environmental stress, stress that under natural conditions is constantly applied on organisms and influences aging processes.
