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to factor in
[phrase form: factor]
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to take into consideration, particularly in decision making
factor in
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Example
When assessing a candidate for a job, employers often factor in both qualifications and cultural fit within the organization.
To determine the true cost of a purchase, it's necessary to factor in not only the initial price but also ongoing expenses.
When evaluating job offers, don't forget to factor in aspects like work-life balance and company culture.
In negotiations, it's important to factor in the needs and concerns of all parties involved.
When planning the budget, be sure to factor in unexpected expenses to ensure financial stability.
