The phrase 'policy factor' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a factor or issue that influences a particular policy or decision. For example, "The electoral reform policy was heavily influenced by the financial policy factor."
In this study, the support policy factor is thought to have the greatest impact.
Another possible policy factor: Blacks, relatively less educated, face direct competition from the wave of relatively unskilled immigration unleashed in the late 1960s.
The forest restoration and plantations program of socialist regime since early 1980s using food-for-work program was another policy factor where success to date is rare due to lower local community involvement.
In addition, the supporting policy factor shows the highest impact on the quality of FDI attraction as the beta of this component is higher than that of other sectors and it can be seen that if Vietnam can improve the practical effectiveness of policies, the quality of FDI attraction to Vietnam will be improved by 0.324% (Table 9).
Other analyses, in which key votes on domestic social issues and foreign policy factor more heavily, have judged Paul much more moderate.
In contrast, tobacco cessation programs seem to be the policy factor with the largest impact on male smoking prevalence, followed by health warning labels and cigarette price.
Recent policy factors have resulted in narrower provider networks.
"These are recommendations only, and other policy factors must be weighed".
The overall aim of this dissertation was to investigate behavioral and policy factors related to obesity.
The choices involve economic, social, and policy factors which are far better sifted by a legislature.
Not only individual behavioral factors but also policy factors are important in the reduction and prevention of obesity.
