The phrase "a clustering for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific grouping or categorization of items, data, or concepts for analysis or organization.
Example: "The researchers developed a clustering for the various species based on their genetic similarities."
Alternatives: "a grouping for" or "a categorization for".
Hence in EEUC-Q, there is a clustering for every five sampling periods (we define a sampling period as a round in this article).
All the models give as a result a clustering for the genes.
The stability of a clustering for a given value of k is quantified using the Cophenetic correlation coefficient (CCC) of the consensus matrix: ρ k C ¯. ρ k is calculated by computing the Pearson correlation coefficient between two distance matrices.
In this study, the authors developed a measure for judging the quality of a clustering for homology detection by basically evaluating two aspects of the cluster-size distribution: (1) the number of genes in the core-genome (genes shared by all organisms) and (2) the number of unrealistically large clusters (which most likely contain false positives).
van Dongen, S. A Cluster Algorithm for Graphs (National Research Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science in The Netherlands, Amsterdam, 2002).
It is also part of a "cluster" for automotive investment.
Bavaria has created a cluster for environmental technology in Augsburg and for medical technology around Nuremberg, and is seeking other areas of supremacy.
Due to the computational costs of realistic simulations, we have implemented the numerical algorithm on a cluster for parallel computation.
In contrast, non-tumor samples tend to cluster according to the tissue type, such that there is a cluster for each tissue type that includes both the healthy and the NAT samples (Supplementary Fig. 24).
Input/Output (I/O) barriers are used in a cluster for stimulating a single system to handle I/O on shutdown or power failure.
Current simulations of a single plate can take weeks on a desktop computer, thus requiring the use of multiple servers or a cluster for FSI simulations.
