The phrase "a function of acceleration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mathematics, or engineering when discussing how one variable depends on or is influenced by acceleration.
Example: "The velocity of the object is a function of acceleration, indicating how quickly it changes speed over time."
Alternatives: "dependent on acceleration" or "related to acceleration".
The influence of nonlinear inertia as a function of acceleration, velocity, and displacement is investigated for an asymmetric isolated structure.
Their neutralization characteristics were investigated for SF6 as a function of acceleration voltage and RF power of the ion gun.
SMASH-reconstructed images using this system were compared with reference images, and signal to noise ratio and reconstruction artifact power were measured as a function of acceleration factor.
When the ion current density was measured as a function of acceleration voltage and RF power of the ion gun using a Faraday cup for both with and without the reflector, the ion current density measured with the reflector was drastically decreased to 99.7% compared to those measured without the reflector suggesting the neutralization of most of the reflected ions.
In Figure 8, we plot the relative amplitudes δ z′ at t = 9.9 s, which were used to classify the regimes, as a function of acceleration z ̈ peak for five selected frequencies in the range of 40 to 200 Hz.
The most recent study investigated mTBI injury risk as a function of linear acceleration alone, rotational acceleration alone, and a combination of both linear and rotational acceleration using logistic regression (Rowson and Duma, 2013).
The settlement was also found to be a function of the acceleration of sleepers and above all it was observed, for accelerations above a critical value, that the increase of settlement per cycle was very high.
In virtue of dimensional analysis, the total drag coefficient of single bubbles is correlated as a function of the acceleration number, Archimedes number and Reynolds number based on the equivalent bubble diameter.
The model approximates the nonlinear relationship between the NO X emission, a function of speed, acceleration, temperature, power and load, considered as predictor variables.
Figure 15 reports the value of as a function of the acceleration and of the velocity for different values of the number of bolts of the wheel for a wheel diameter of 60 cm.
An alternative method is to use empirical formulas for example, the ones proposed by Jibson (1993) and Jibson et al. (1998), in which the Newmark displacement is a function of critical acceleration and Arias intensity.
