"least factor" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in mathematics and other technical contexts. Example: "In order to find the prime factors of a number, you must first determine its least factor."
Mr. Lautenberg, who limited campaigning to weekends as the Senate approached the Memorial Day recess, said in an interview: "To me, age is the least factor.
Holidaymakers should use at least factor 15 sunblock and always reapply the cream after swimming even if it is water-resistant, according to official new guidance.
"You can burn at home just as easily as you can on holiday, so remember to spend time in the shade, wear a T-shirt and a hat to protect your skin and regularly apply sunscreen that is at least factor 15 and has four stars.
You can burn at home just as easily as you can on holiday, so remember to spend time in the shade, wear a T shirt and a hat to protect your skin and regularly apply sunscreen that is at least Factor 15 and has four stars.
The most causative/triggering factors were given highest weight/ranks and the lowest value for the least factor.
Availability of support services was the least factor of concern as 179 children (90%) did not have any problems in this area.
In contrast, the rest factors such as soil (6.89 %), drainage density (4.49 %), rainfall (2.86 %) and LULC (2.03 %) were found separately the least factors controlling groundwater occurence.
Most of these things are accidents, or at least factors beyond your control.
Last, but not least, factors affecting the choice of treatment also include cost, ease of handling, and the ability to accelerate the healing process.
Enter 5 in cell J11, and 1 will appear in cell K11, and now one has all the least factors of 720, i.e. 2^4 * 3^2 * 5.
By contrast, rioters considered it the least important factor – only 40% of those who were actually involved said parenting was an important factor.
