The phrase "decision-making factors" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the different elements or considerations that influence a decision being made. You can use it in any sentence where you are discussing the factors involved in making a decision. Example: "In choosing a new car, price, fuel efficiency, and safety ratings were the key decision-making factors for me."
Related to cost motivations and decision-making factors, there is also a broad concern that making clinical decisions based on procedure costs is risky and may have negative outcomes for medical tourists and their health [ 39].
For "price sensitive" buyers, product price is secondary to other decision-making factors such as functionality and vendor capability.
However, most such systems focus mainly on price and avoid important purchasing decision-making factors such as quality and reputation.
The survey results helped the authors of this paper to prioritize and confirm the strategic decision-making factors from previous research.
This review also aimed to provide an initial understanding on route choice decision-making factors and to contribute to the literature by providing suggestions for future research and methodological considerations.
For its recent report on family skiing, entitled Skiing Together: Generation Ski, Club Med commissioned some research on "the most important decision-making factors for families when choosing where to ski".
For "price conscious" buyers, product price is a top decision-making factor.
If cost is the biggest decision-making factor, what are perceptions around the value of studying overseas?
"The main decision-making factor was the way the business community and the commissioners sold us on coming to Collingswood," Mr. Smith said.
Therefore, a decision-making factor (choice vs. no choice condition) was also implemented in the present paradigm to distinguish stimulus-based versus action-based value coding in the mPFC during both decision and outcome phase.
Many agents come to ZGC mainly for the commercial opportunities, while policies and subsidies are also a key decision-making factor.
