The phrase "a desired composition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific arrangement or mixture of elements that one wishes to achieve in a particular context, such as art, music, or scientific formulations.
Example: "The chef aimed to create a desired composition of flavors that would delight the diners."
Alternatives: "an intended mixture of" or "a preferred arrangement of".
In the conventional glass-ceramic method, all simple oxides of a desired composition were melted before being subjected to the heat treatment method for crystallization, while in the incorporation method the calcination or mixed-oxide method was first employed to synthesize the KNN powder before mixing with the glass former oxide which in this case is SiO2.
A double counter electrode electrodeposition system was developed to enable co-electrodeposition of Al and Zn with a desired composition.
Before we decide on our individual invitees, we create what we call an "attendee matrix," which describes our desired composition of the group, their industries, experience levels and backgrounds.
Within such a context, this paper proposes a design method that links the process parameters to the desired composition of the part based on mathematical models.
Further, we have taken two important factors into consideration in fabrication, (i) facile in situ fabrication method, and (ii) desired composition of the active oxide phase on a porous current collector.
The desired composition of the system was prepared in an agate mortar and vacuum-sealed in a quartz tube for heat treatment at 1273 K for 48 h.
If different policymakers disagree about the desired composition of government spending between two public goods, the economy exhibits a deficits bias; that is, debt accumulation is higher than it would be with a social planner.
The desired composition of Fe80Ga20 was obtained at −1.4 VSCE and −1.5 VSCE, respectively.
On the other hand, vertical tube furnaces and flame spheroidisation processes involve grinding the desired composition of the bulk glass into particles.
While the experimental setting does not allow us identifying the forces behind discriminatory practices, our results allow us to conclude that those practices are used to restrict the location choices of immigrants and thus preserve the desired composition of neighborhoods.
