The phrase "a definition of type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or explaining a specific category or classification within a broader context, often in technical or academic writing.
Example: "In programming, a definition of type is essential for understanding how data is categorized and manipulated."
Alternatives: "a classification of type" or "a description of type".
One of the main issues in the design of RD column is a definition of type and specification of geometric features of the internal devices.
The diagnosis of type 2 diabetes varied among the trials, and some trials used a definition of type 2 diabetes that may have included participants with impaired glucose tolerance.
Based on a definition of Type I, II, and III diseases discussed in a background document prepared by the WHO Secretariat (18) and by Røttingen et al. (13), we propose an income relation factor (IRF) as a quantitative, intuitive, and meaningful metric for the degree to which diseases, disease groups, and risk factors are related to the level of economic development.
Such an occludome map might provide a definition of cell type that is physiologically more consistent and molecularly more fundamental than the rather labile transcriptome.
(A) Definition of isomiR types.
Moreover, a definition of Hadamard-type well-posedness for (SSGVQEP) is introduced and sufficient conditions for Hadamard well-posedness of (SSGVQEP) are established.
For a definition of these types of DNA repair, see [ 6], [ 7], [ 8].
We cannot rule out the possibility that some patients with non-type 1 diabetes were inadvertently included, although this is unlikely to be a major source of error, as a tight definition of type 1 diabetes was used and the absolute levels of C-peptide found were far lower than those described in type 2 diabetes or MODY [ 15].
In addition to estimates of the applicable 'variance components', any sample size calculation would also require a definition of the desired type I and type II error rates.
The Markov model consists of a definition of a new type of reaction channel, in which the reaction product is a stochastic process by itself.
As a definition of structured utterance-type meaning we can say that, where p ε ∏(*+R), *+R means p in a group G if and only if members of G have, with respect to *+R, a type 1 or type 2 resultant procedure, the type being determined by the type of the mood operator *. (Qualifications will, of course, be necessary to handle 'audienceless' cases).
