"destabilizing factors" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to factors that cause destabilization. For example: "The political unrest in the region was worsened by several destabilizing factors, such as rising inequality and a lack of economic opportunities."
Consistent with this possibility, the overall balance of microtubule-associated proteins, destabilizing factors, and inhibitors of microtubule assembly suggest an increased destabilization of microtubule assembly, which is potentially linked to an increase in the stability of cell structure and a decreased ability to initiate neurite extension.
Now, he said, destabilizing factors are "happening in the Middle East, particularly Iraq".
From the result of numerical simulations, several destabilizing factors of the rotational cantilever shaft disk system are found.
These destabilizing factors have different characteristic length scales, so a hierarchical roughness is required to resist them.
In this research, determination of final slope for Maiduk copper mine of Kerman is investigated according to destabilizing factors of the mine.
In rainfed areas, low yields and high variability are substantial sources of risk [22, 77] (see Figs. 4 and 7), with the high costs of Bt cotton seed and continued use of insecticide being added destabilizing factors.
As the ranks of these youngsters grow, so does their potential to become a destabilizing factor in the society.
Yet there is one common destabilizing factor for which outsiders are responsible.
The most recent destabilizing factor in some areas of the city has been gentrification.
"With Lieberman as foreign minister here, Israel will have a much harder time demonstrating to the world that Iran is the destabilizing factor in the region".
President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia warned last week that Georgia's and Ukraine's membership would be a destabilizing factor for the Western alliance and in the volatile Caucasus.
