"international factor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a factor which is related to multiple countries or a global context. For example, "The international factor of this issue has made it difficult to reach an agreement."
The new international factor facing our industry is carbon.
Arguably, a more important and unpredictable international factor will be the impact of the "war on terrorism" on business and consumer confidence in Europe.The ECB'S task is not made any easier by the disgracefully poor quality of the official economic data.
From realists' perspective therefore, asymmetry in international relations is the most crucial international factor that forces small states to choose either balancing or bandwagoning.
In other words, if one assumes that there is perfect factor price equalization (FPE) and no international factor price equalization, this means that immigration can affect aggregate wages but not relative wages across areas within a country.
However, if the barriers' costs related to international trade or/and international factor movements are too large, his conclusions are reversed.5 The result of our model is consistent with Markusen in that immigration promotes international trade, but we use a Ricardian trade model.
All the patients received 0.3 mL (38 International Factor Xa Inhibitory Units per kilogram of body weight) of low-molecular-weight heparin from the same company subcutaneously once daily.
7. International factors are strongly negative.
Several international factors, however, are pushing oil prices higher.
This was partly due to international factors beyond South Africa's control, he said.
This was largely symbolic – inflation decreased mainly because of international factors.
Clearly, many social, cultural, religious, legal, economic, educational and international factors combine to undermine mental health provision in poor countries.
