The phrase "as one factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific element or component that contributes to a larger situation or outcome.
Example: "The economic downturn was influenced by several factors, with unemployment rates being highlighted as one factor of the overall decline."
Alternatives: "as one element of" or "as one component of".
The latest versions of Liu's and O'Donnell's bills -– AB 575 and SB 499 –- would, like the Stull Act, require student achievement as one factor of an evaluation, and it would require test scores on state tests to be one factor of measuring achievement.
Kondo and Yang (2003) identified low proficiency in English as one factor of FLA in classrooms and applied their measure designed for Japanese undergraduate students; their study implied that Japanese students were worried about their performance and feared failure.
We remember that they are a person first, then if appropriate indicate their challenge as one factor of their existence.
Moreover, according to the results of adsorption and the analysis of S/G ratio in lignins, S/G ratio had a good negative correlation between S/G ratio and adsorbed protein content (R = 0.94), which means that low S/G ratio could be confirmed as one factor of the high adsorption capacity for lignin.
The measure, known as Proposal 2, was a response to Grutter v. Bollinger, a 2003 Supreme Court decision that upheld the use of race as one factor of many in law school admissions to ensure educational diversity.
Or because Warren shares the conservative view that it's wrong for employers and admissions committees to consider race and ethnicity as "one factor" for purposes of diversity?
This is discussed in details in the finding section of this review as one factor, labeled context of peer review.
In an interview, he raised the specter of ageism as one factor keeping him out of the N.B.A. even in an assistant coaching role.
He cited the city's high litigation costs as one factor in the lack of funds.
Schwedt et al. [19] suggested AD as one factor in the pathophysiology of RCVS.
In this study, we analysed Argonaute2 (AGO2, EIF2C2), as one main factor of the miRNA processing ensemble, in the context of cancer development, especially in melanoma.
