The phrase "role of factors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or importance of various elements in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In this study, we will examine the role of factors such as age, income, and education on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "influence of elements" or "impact of variables".
It has been called an exemplary early product of community studies, which examines the role of factors like race, job and economic status and family in joining people together.
The role of factors such as compliance was examined to determine their contribution to effective treatment.
For G1, the role of factors other than rainfall, such as local topography or geology highly susceptible to mass movements, seems to be more important.
But diagnosis and the language of biological illness obscure the causal role of factors such as abuse, poverty and social deprivation.
Several aspects of teachers' views, however, revealed no difference between gymnasium and vocational education teachers; these views referred to the recognized importance of motivation and acknowledging the role of factors related to family background (Golnhofer and Nahalka 2001).
There is a need to challenge the role of factors such as age and status in defining the concept of expert (e.g.Fuller and Unwin 2004) in order to support reciprocal learning.
The possible limiting role of factors like inflammatory breast conditions, skin breast tattoos, menstrual cycle phases, and vasculitis in the appropriate DeHCA optical image processing should be addressed in appropriate trials.
To shed some light on why the LOC level is lower among immigrants compared to the native population and in particular on how important the role of factors other than individual-level factors W are, Fig. 2 shows the variation of the error term ε θ among each immigrant group.
The study is used to gain insights into the process controls of lake-overflow generation, and in particular, to explore the crucial role of factors relating to lake organization, such as the average catchment area to lake area (AC/AL) ratio and the distribution of AC/AL with distance in the downstream direction (increasing or decreasing).
The case study underscores the role of factors such as smallness of scale; the productivity, visibility and legibility of the resources and fisheries involved; clarity of social and territorial boundaries; adjacency and linkages among territorial units; a strong sense of community.
Indeed, much of MRT is about getting prisoners to take complete responsibility for their situation rather than exploring the role of factors like poverty, unemployment, poor schooling, mental illness, and past trauma.
