'interconnected factors' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term when referring to elements that are linked and affect one another. For example, "The country's economic stability is determined by many interconnected factors, such as the inflation rate, GDP, and unemployment rate."
The delivery of health care involves complicated, interconnected factors that produce tremendous variability in outcomes.
Three interconnected factors, the size, stress gradient and loading effects, are here investigated.
Analysts at Royal Bank of Canada have thus dubbed this "the wrong kind of sell-off".The reversal seems to be the result of a number of interconnected factors.
To fill these gaps, we firstly established an encompassing framework to incorporate the effects of these logically interconnected factors and then applied it to Beijing, the capital and an emerging global city of China.
Recent studies highlight the complexity of the multiple interconnected factors involved in shaping the CO landscape and demonstrate that the mechanisms that control CO distribution can vary from species to species.
But there has been no great pick-up in economic data of late; analysts at Royal Bank of Canada have thus dubbed this "the wrong kind of sell-off".The reversal seems to be the result of a number of interconnected factors.
We employed design of experiments (DOE) method to investigate the effect of addition of starch (interconnected factor) on the diameter of PAAm nanofibers (selected response).
In terms of the special distributed architectures, the adaptation laws are proposed to update controller parameters on-line when all interconnected fault factors, the upper bounds of perturbations in interconnection links, and external disturbances on subsystems are unknown.
Epidemiology has been a critical new tool used to describe and quantify the interconnected risk factors that produce disease.
Sociologically speaking, aspirations are a valuable research field on the interaction between structure and agency; put differently, between mutually interconnected structural factors (i.e. family backgrounds, education, social class, employment etc).
The term public health professionals use to describe this web of interconnected social factors is the social determinants of health.
