'contingency factor' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You might use it in a sentence such as, "We need to consider the potential for a contingency factor that could affect the outcome of this project."
We derive six hypotheses regarding determinants and consequences of building reputation, taking into account technological turbulence as an external contingency factor.
Instead, we held that the Court of Chancery should consider and weigh the following factors in making an equitable award of attorney fees: 1) the results achieved; 2) the time and effort of counsel; 3) the relative complexities of the litigation; 4) any contingency factor; and 5) the standing and ability of counsel involved.
While the elution and regeneration components are essential aspects of a CIP plant, in practice, the capital cost of this area of the plant is a relatively small part of the overall project cost and can therefore be engineered with a higher contingency factor.
While the elution and regeneration components are essential aspects of a CIP plant, the capital cost of this area of the plant is a relatively small part of the overall project cost and can therefore, be engineered with a higher contingency factor.
Manpower and overhead costs for this alternative are relatively small and assumed to be included in the final contingency factor.
Author examined three contingency factors on the use of the instruments of SCM.
The typology shows that contingency factors of projects need to be reflected in appropriate project structures.
The framework is based on existing literature on PSO contingency factors as well as analysis of two case companies.
We advance our argument by identifying three contingency factors: technology trajectories, power of supply chain, potential and realized absorptive capacity.
Consideration of environmental issues in early stages of project design and accounting for contingency factors and stakeholder engagement could minimize and avoid last-minute cost surprises.
