The phrase "a frequency corresponding to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific frequency that matches or relates to another frequency or parameter in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The device operates at a frequency corresponding to the resonance of the material, ensuring optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a frequency that matches" or "a frequency aligned with".
It's flat out to a frequency corresponding to 1 over the time constant, RC.
Both an arbitrary frequency and a frequency corresponding to the local defect resonance were investigated.
Its position smoothly evolves from the bare atomic resonance in the Boltzmann regime to a frequency corresponding to nearly one Fermi energy at the lowest temperatures.
This is done by placing a notch in the closed-loop at a frequency corresponding to the rotational speed.
Chemical bonds of most of the molecules vibrate at a frequency corresponding to the near or mid infrared field.
The acoustic oscillation and the helical mode create a pronounced rotating heat release rate perturbation at a frequency corresponding to the difference of the frequencies of the two individual mechanisms.
This involves an analysis window w, band-limited in such a way that for any frequency corresponding to one specific partial (corresponding to a local maximum in the magnitude spectrum), the influence of the other partials can be neglected.
When the circuit attains a resonance frequency corresponding to the frequency of the radio wave, the voltage induced is enhanced and processed to produce sound.
The parameter d1 is the distance between the edge of the waveguide and the bounding surface, as shown in the schematic above, and we will demonstrate that changing this parameter does not change the far-field spectra which we compute at a single frequency corresponding to the cavity mode.
Individual beta peaks for each patient's STN were defined as five contiguous 1 Hz bins with a centre frequency corresponding to the peak frequency as determined above.
The frequency spectrum of the steady state response of the cracked rotor was found to have sub-harmonic frequency components at an interval frequency corresponding to the torsional frequency, which can be used for crack detection.
