"emerging factor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to refer to a factor or element that is just beginning to gain importance or become relevant. Example: The use of artificial intelligence is predicted to be the key emerging factor in the future of the technology industry.
One emerging factor is a substance called C-reactive protein, or CRP.
"It may well be that this is an emerging factor that we'll have to consider," he said.
Given the growing shortage of available water for crops this will be an emerging factor in international agricultural economy.
However, van der Heijden hypothesized that perceived enjoyment was an emerging factor for adopting developing applications, including videogames, web browsing, and social media.
Change in climatic conditions however is an emerging factor that could prove crucial regarding the timing of flowering and synchronization among clones and thus, the quality and quantity of seed production.
Remobilization of highly contaminated sediments is a key driver for apparent sediment toxicity in aquatic systems (Westrich and Förstner 2007 [140]) and the assessment of sediment stability has been identified as an important and emerging factor that also needs to be considered in the implementation of the WFD (Hollert et al. [141, 142]).
Emerging factors may even boost the "sovereignty of the schedule", including the introduction of fees for previously free non-linear content.
This momentum is likely to intensify now that Mubarak is gone, and three emerging factors are transforming water dynamics in the Nile basin and bringing further challenges for Egypt.
These emerging factors reflected African American women's perceptions towards online collaborative learning and provided profound implications for future research and practice.
These are hardly difficult to imagine as major emerging factors likely to face our near-future leaders.
Similarly, additional emerging factors that recognize these modifications in humans can be tested (e.g., Spartan [35,36], ZRANB3 [37 39], and PARI [15]).
