The phrase "a desirable function in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a feature or capability that is considered beneficial or advantageous within a specific context or system.
Example: "The software includes a desirable function in its user interface that enhances accessibility for all users."
Alternatives: "a beneficial feature in" or "an advantageous role in".
Unfortunately, there is no universally accepted blood compatible biomaterial, but there are ways to modify them in order to achieve a desirable function.
Current workflow management systems enforce strict temporal synchronization among the various processing steps; however, this is not the most desirable functioning in a large number of scenarios.
Directional transport of molecular mass is essential in enabling desirable functions in nano-devices, but is often challenging to achieve.
Although only few systems offer links to full-text and related articles, and allow export to bibliographic management software after searches (desirable functions in literature search), one can always (except in one system) follow the PubMed link to use those utilities.
The optimization of radar waveforms for the phased-array radar, which is also viewed as single-input multiple-output (SIMO) radar, focuses on obtaining a desirable ambiguity function in terms of range and Doppler resolutions.
Examples can be cited, both natural (Janzen 1985) and artificial (Wilkinson 2004; Seastedt et al. 2008), in which ecosystems with desirable function have assembled from a flora whose members are neither local nor historically proximal and thus presumably did not co-evolve.
Many techniques can affect cell behavior; however, in order to maintain desirable function, scientists and engineers design solutions that are as biomimetic as possible.
Observe that the SCAD enjoys the three aforementioned attributes of a desirable regularization function.
Having a redescending influence function is a desirable property in a robust estimator since large outliers do not influence the output of the estimate.
