The phrase "a defined profile of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific and clear set of characteristics or attributes related to a person, group, or concept.
Example: "The marketing team created a defined profile of their target audience to tailor their advertising strategies effectively."
Alternatives: "a clear description of" or "a specific outline of".
"Cheney has too much of a defined profile now, and simply being alongside Bush is a negative for the president.
That emotional e-mail you sent to your ex, the illness you searched for in a fit of hypochondria, those hours spent watching kitten videos (you can take that as a euphemism if the kitten fits) — can all be gathered to create a defining profile of you.
The sampling grid (Table 2) defined profiles of women of reproductive age (15 49 years) selected for interview [ 31].
The present work further suggests that DTI can delineate molecularly defined profiles of white matter pathology within the broader bvFTD spectrum.
The transcription of PFI1785w displayed a clearly defined profile, similar to that of var2csa, suggesting a specific association with placental parasites.
Simple analytical expressions which define profiles of feed concentration along the channel and expressions for characteristic length of feed consumption are obtained.
‡Effect(B – A) gives the incremental effectiveness of profile B compared to profile A defined in terms of terms of lives saved for the 'lives-saved' model and life-years saved for the 'life-years saved' model.
The choice of feed rate, relative motion and friction coefficient gives rise to a defined temperature profile and allows the use of specific process control strategies to produce parts with different material properties in different areas.
Thus, any deviation from a defined model or profile of legitimate activities reflected in the WSN network traffic parameters is treated as a symptom of the attack.
By combining the gene change profiles form the three regions we defined a profile of 235 genes (67 up and 168 down, see Additional file 1 for details).
