The phrase "as a positive factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that contribute positively to a situation, outcome, or analysis.
Example: "The team's collaboration was highlighted as a positive factor in achieving the project's success."
Alternatives: "as a beneficial element" or "as an advantageous aspect".
In China, however, it noted in a recent report, "the rising gold price is seen as a positive factor – consumers like to buy into a rising price".
It might even be viewed as a positive factor in securing Western energy independence from potentially unfriendly oil-rich governments.
"Home builders see recent declines in interest rates on home mortgages as a positive factor helping to offset weakness in some parts of the economy," said Bruce Smith, president of the trade group.
In one study, medical students cite personal experiences of illness as "a positive factor in their motivation to study medicine", and say their experiences have "helped them relate to patients and see their viewpoints".
Thus, the high stability of the seed-target duplex might function as a positive factor, but that in the miRNA duplex the 5′ end might be a negative regulator of target gene silencing.
In fact, the opportunity for productive, and compensated, work has been recognized by international organizations and is considered by many criminologists as a positive factor in the treatment of prisoners.
While their rural placement was not generally noted as the most important reason influencing where they would prefer to work, 65% of students reported their NRUDRH placement as a factor that would encourage them to work in a rural area, with 50% of students also reporting a previous rural placement as being a positive factor.
But thoughtful directors should agree that differences of view are a positive factor, as long as they can be resolved rationally and collectively.
where μ(n) is a positive factor known as the step-size, which governs the stability, the convergence rate, and the misadjustment of the algorithm.
Again, scales loading negatively on a positive factor (such as negative feelings on the positive health factor) were excluded to achieve a maximum of distinctiveness (see also Preparatory Analyses).
To emphasize the importance of physical activity, a comprehensive review by Himes (2002) identified these two overriding determinants of health status for seniors: social isolation as a strongly negative influence and regular physical activity as a strongly positive factor.
