The phrase "a fixed degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, unchanging level or extent of something, often in contexts like temperature, measurement, or intensity.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at a fixed degree of temperature to ensure consistent results."
Alternatives: "a constant level" or "a stable extent".
Although number fields are fundamental objects in algebraic number theory, some basic facts are unknown, such as how many number fields there are for a fixed degree and fixed discriminant.
In standard first-order logic predicates come with a fixed degree and in line with this relations are usually taken to have a fixed degree themselves (on abundant conceptions of properties, there are relations of every finite number of argument places, but on sparse conceptions it is an empirical question whether there are relations of any particular degree).
In addition, I will introduce an elegant formula for the dimension of the homogenous SLIPs space of a fixed degree as a function of the number of qudits.
The set of admissible characteristic polynomials having a fixed degree is parameterized in terms of a real vector with elements in [0,1].
These mix-nets approaches do not scale well and are designed to provide a fixed degree of anonymity which cannot be increased by the voters who do not trust the system.
In the first stage, the optimal flexible structure and optimal oversizing of the process units are determined in order to assure feasibility of design for a fixed degree of flexibility.
By using a fixed point theorem and degree theory, the authors proved the existence of one or two positive solutions of problem (1.1).
Note that, for any fixed degree d, the achievable rate given in Theorem 4 is easy to calculate numerically.
Moreover, there is a kind of inference, called 'argument deletion,' that also suggests that many predicates that prima facie could be assigned a certain fixed degree are in fact multigrade.
The smooth functions for within-year and between-year trends were allowed a restrictive fixed degree of freedom (df) of 2 and 7, respectively.
The wave function is assumed to be given in a finite difference or finite element representation with polynomial completeness to an arbitrary but fixed degree.
