'mediating factors of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any factors that affect the relationship between two or more elements. For example, you could say: "The study examined the mediating factors of communication between parents and teachers."
It describes what can be learnt from previous mediation research, much of which has investigated mediating factors of psychosocial interventions in other health conditions.
Access to and utilization of health care have been described by Comfort et al. [20] to be mediating factors of the impact of health insurance on health outcomes.
This study assesses the loss of shade coffee during a 9 year period in a biological corridor in Costa Rica, and investigates the mediating factors of land use change.
9 Parental attitudes and peer influence have been cited as two of the most influential mediating factors of underage drinking.
Socio-economic background, academic achievement and family support were identified as significant mediating factors of the association between mental disorders and subsequent educational attainment.
9 10 41 47 Examining the mediating factors of alcohol consumption among adolescents is essential to understanding the underlying mechanisms in this process.
Mental health was found to be a mediating factor of the effect of activity limitations on participation restrictions.
Students' approaches to learning have long been investigated as a possible mediating factor of the learning achieved by students.
The finding of muscle as a mediating factor of relationships between BMI and mortality in diabetes is a step forward in our understanding of risk factors.
In particular, socio-economic status was confirmed as a mediating factor of the relationship between mental disorders and subsequent school dropout [ 11, 29, 56, 57].
Stoet and Geary (2012) concluded that the evidence for activation of stereotype threat as the mediating factor of a gender achievement gap is far from robust.
