The phrase "as the factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific element or variable that contributes to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The study revealed that education level acts as the factor of success in career advancement."
Alternatives: "as the element of" or "as the variable of".
Of the practising teachers who responded, a staggering 30% ranked "a heavy workload" as the factor (of a list of 12) most likely to have a negative impact on motivation and wellbeing at work.
Born in Dumfries, Denis was the rebel among the six children of the Rev Adam Forman, who had been ordained in the Anglican church and would end up a Presbyterian minister, but meanwhile was leading the life of a country gentleman as the factor of his wife's family estate in Scotland.
The factor 1/a of the transformation can be viewed as the factor of stretch.
In the real application, N a PRI2 is used as the factor of coordinate transformation in digitalized computation [26, 27].
As the factor of 1 / n is common across all k, it does not affect the stochastic shielding argument.
From the obtained results, the frequency of activated carbon injection showed as the factor of highest relative importance for the dioxin emission.
Note that sensitivity (d′) served here as the factor-of-interest as it is linked to perception-related determinants of performance.
One or more of these variables, referred to as the factors of the study, are controlled so that data may be obtained about how the factors influence another variable referred to as the response variable, or simply the response.
Gradient time, temperature and pH were selected as the factors of a full factorial design.
The hybrid cells kept the capacity of insulin production, its regulation, and the natural control of glycemia, as well as the factors of histocompatibility to avoid the rejection.
It set out 12 major recommendations and identified dilapidated, overcrowded, and unsanitary conditions as the factors of trouble.
