'be another contributing factor' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that adds to a certain situation or outcome, usually in the form of a list of causes or influencers. For example, "The poor air quality could be another contributing factor to the high rate of asthma in the city."
In addition, the formation of mechanical mixing layer would be another contributing factor to the improvement of wear resistance.
However, the higher energy fluence were also found to modify the surface chemistry and created a more uniform and thicker aluminum oxide layer, which was likely to be another contributing factor to the improved bond performance.
Different ejection velocities could be another contributing factor.
This may be another contributing factor to bitcoins climbing market cap dominance, as altcoins continue to sell off (many now below ICO price).
Variation in baseline Mx1 expression, as reported in the literature [24], between the two cell types could be another contributing factor in heterogeneous responses.
Distrust of law enforcement could be another contributing factor to the disproportionate rate of domestic violence homicides among black women, according to Carolyn West, an associate professor at the University of Washington and editor of Violence in the Lives of Black Women: Battered, Black, and Blue.
Why did you think you were getting into this?'" Then my wife got pregnant, and that was another contributing factor.
The diuretics ("water pills") that many people take to control high blood pressure are another contributing factor.
The minimal public transportation is only part of the explanation for a sense of isolation in Greenpoint; the industrial waterfront is another contributing factor.
While general prosperity and the popularity of fuel-inefficient vehicles are partly responsible for the minimal drop in gasoline consumption (front page, Oct. 10), there is another contributing factor: millions more Americans now have no transportation alternatives.
But our failure to include regionally endangered and locally extirpated flowers and plants in our backyard gardens and public landscapes is another contributing factor.
