In this paper we present an analysis of our {sup 32}S-induced interaction data at 200{ital A} GeV in terms of factorial correlators. The correlated moments are found to increase with decreasing bin-bin separation, {ital D}. This increase follows a power law within the region {ital D}{le}1. Bin-size independence of the factorial correlators is observed for the values of {ital D}=0.4 and {ital D}=0.8. Our data are consistent with the dimension-independent scaling relation proposed by Seixas, which gives a way out of the ``intermittent``-``nonintermittent`` ambiguity.