conducive factors
/kənˈdjuːsɪv ˈfæktərz/ · con.due.sive.fac.tors
noun
- circumstances or elements that promote or facilitate a particular outcome, process, or situation. The conducive factors in the company's success included a strong management team and a favorable market environment.
- elements or conditions that contribute to the development or occurrence of a particular phenomenon, such as a disease or a social issue. The conducive factors for the spread of the disease included a lack of vaccination and poor sanitation.
Synonyms
favorable conditionspromoting factorsfacilitating circumstancesenabling elementscontributing factorsencouraging conditionssupportive environment
Antonyms
Did you know? The phrase 'conducive factors' is often used in business and academic contexts to identify and analyze the elements that contribute to success or failure, allowing for informed decision-making and strategic planning.