The phrase "a denominated" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been assigned a specific name or designation, but it is more typical to use "denominated" without the article "a."
Example: "The currency is denominated in dollars."
Alternatives: "a designated" or "a named".
The Class A market, denominated in Chinese yuan, has risen for years even though many of the companies listed there are low quality by international standards.
Rates of CA-MRSA correlated strongly with HA-MRSA rates, regardless of whether CA-MRSA rates were denominated by community or county population size (Table 5).
In 2011 it sold a samurai bond, an instrument denominated in yen and issued by a non-Japanese firm.
A transport equation that provides the local residence time field is derived by the balance on a control volume of a variable denominated "quantity of residence time".
Two of the four DGATs sequence homologs found in Amoebozoa (denominated A and B) grouped into the DGAT1 and DGAT2 clade, respectively, suggesting that DGAT1 and DGAT2 diverged very early in eukaryotic evolution.
Phylogenetic studies based on the analysis of 38 metabolic enzymes, have shown that E. coli strains fall into four main phylogenetic groups, denominated "A", "B1", "B2" and "D" [ 7].
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The aforesaid proposed method Inverter Matrix Impedance Current Vector (IMICV) employs symmetrical components combined with a matrix denominated of Inverter Matrix Impedance and with a vector denominated Impedance-Current Vector which are formed by inspection.
Technically, the judgment handed down Friday applies to the single complaint of a depositor with an account denominated in pesos and not, in sharp contrast to most of the funds held in the Argentine banking system, American dollars.
The system was glued with a resin denominated saturant applied in two coatings, again within a 48-hour period to ensure the proper adhesion.
