The phrase "a concerted function of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a coordinated or collaborative role or effect of something within a specific context.
Example: "The success of the project was a concerted function of teamwork, planning, and execution."
Alternatives: "a coordinated effort of" or "a collaborative role of".
When a particular grouping of domains within a polypeptide chain can perform a concerted function, that combination tends to reappear in multiple genomic contexts.
Bone formation is a complex process that requires concerted function of multiple growth factors.
Understanding the concerted function of these paths may be useful when designing therapeutic strategies aimed at removing cholesterol from the foam cells which occupy atherosclerotic lesions.
This analysis creates a framework for generation of experimentally testable hypotheses, gives insight into the concerted functions of Arabidopsis at the transcript level, and provides a test bed for comparative systems analysis.
In the growing rice grains, the concerted functioning of multiple forms of granule-bound (GBSS) and SS, SBE and debranching enzymes (DBE), together with the ADPG supplying strength, determine the overall grain-filling capacity (Su 2000).
These data suggest that concerted functions of HDAC1 and miR-574-5p miR-574-5p miR-574-5p replaysion of CerS1 expression, leading to alterations of the generation of tumour suppressor sphingolipid C18-ceramide in cancer cells.
Even smaller sequence families defined on the mature microRNAs did not exhibit considerable overlaps in predicted targets, which could have hinted at a concerted specialized function of these microRNAs.
Although catecholamines represent a eukaryotic cell signal to mediate a concerted organ function, bacteria utilise a different form of communication mediated by small molecules termed "autoinducers" in a process called "quorum sensing" [ 18- 20].
The second functional cluster of expression changes observed relates to immune function, with a concerted downregulation of MHC genes (predominantly class I genes, but also some class Ib and class II genes) and the Tap2 peptide transporter necessary for antigen presentation by class I molecules.
These exert complementary and concerted functions in a spatiotemporal relationship during the development of the neurons of the visceral nervous system (D'Autréaux et al., 2011).
