The phrase "a convergence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a point of coming together or agreement on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The conference served as a convergence for experts in the field to share their insights and collaborate on future projects."
Alternatives: "a meeting point for" or "a gathering for".
There is a convergence, for example, between our own soft bodies and the hardware of the dashboard: "The aggressive stylisation of this mass-produced cockpit, the exaggerated mouldings of the instrument binnacles emphasised my growing sense of a new junction between my own body and the automobile".
Moreover, in multivariate settings, we study the particular case of Sobolev spaces: we prove that a convergence for the Sobolev norm W1,p Rd,Rp) toward a non-degenerate limit, entails convergence of push-forward measures in the total variation topology.
Is it time for a convergence of these different streams, to build a United Front for systems change?
The non-negative constraint leads to a faster convergence for a stable recovery.
It's an award-winning document of the region, its residents and its solitary shopping centre: a hub of obscure dealings, a convergence point for the multi-ethnic community and a provision station for the quiet nights in Orcasur.
For the wide genomic data set, we observed a convergence scenario for all estimated parameters by using the Gelman-Rubin test implemented in the software.
My firm designed and constructed a Memory Box bus station at the synagogue, acting as a convergence point for the history of South Africa.
The restaurant is also a convergence point for stars and admirers who might otherwise never meet — especially those fans who want to meet Mr. Bridges.
They also presented a convergence result for this algorithm.
A convergence result for noisy measurement data is also proved.
A convergence theorem for nonself mappings is also discussed.
