"operating factor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any factor which is involved in the operation or management of a system or process. For example: "The operating factor of the asset management system is key to its effectiveness."
But it doesn't seem to be a serious operating factor in the way the world goes".
Additionally, the injection rate of one reagent into another was found to be the most important operating factor affecting the stoichiometric ratio of powders.
pH is an important operating factor influencing the electro-coagulation process (Lin and Chen 1997; Chen et al. 2000; Gurses et al. 2002; Kobya et al. 2003).
Previous studies documenting lower recidivism by mental health court women compared to men have also reported higher program completion rates among women (Frailing, [2010]; Center Gains [2010]); current study results point to program completion, rather than gender, as the operating factor.
Mathematical models, that have been developed, can be used for the selection of operating factors' proper values in order to obtain the desired values of the objective functions.
This work studies the influence of operating factors on the microfiltration of baker's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) in presence of static mixer as turbulence promoter.
Also investigated the effect of operating factors of engine load and speed as well as blended levels of biodiesel and ethanol in diesel fuel on the exergy efficiency.
Active chlorine, chloroform, and perchlorate showed similar variation trends with the operating factors.
The key operating factors considered were temperature and reaction time, with the reaction systems operated under isothermal conditions.
Results analysis shows that the laser pulse energy and frequency are the most important operating factors.
Two operating factors (cell and fuel temperature) with three levels are designed for these experiments.
