"compounding factors" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
The phrase is often used to refer to the combination of two or more negative elements that interact to create a worse situation. For example, "The compounding factors of poverty and poor healthcare have caused a child mortality crisis in the region."
The second is the involvement of compounding factors.
The result is component lives occasionally end prematurely due to corrosion-assisted fatigue, or fatigue with other compounding factors.
The acculturation maybe due to, body image standards, and/or a combination of several other compounding factors (e.g., dietary practices, economic status, lifestyle, etc).
Other compounding factors such as drug addiction, medical phobias, and fixed alternative views of health care can add additional barriers to the treatment of these patients.
In 1973 New Zealand's export market was reduced when the United Kingdom joined the European Community and other compounding factors, such as the 1973 oil and 1979 energy crisis, led to a severe economic depression.
62 These compounding factors may result in a worsening of mental illness.
Cai, who conducted the Imperial study into road-traffic noise and health, stresses that one compounding factor is inequality.
This of course points to declining job quality and labour market conditions at the bottom end, but there is an another compounding factor not mentioned in the report: assortative mating.
While that always seemed unlikely, recent ratings dips have called the show's popularity into question, which could be a compounding factor.
Another compounding factor that is helping the boom in endangered species is the pressure on police resources.
Particularly, the statistical relation between sensor sequences is exploited in one of the compounding factor subgraphs of the receiver, as will be later detailed.
