The phrase "a function of climate change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences that arise as a result of climate change.
Example: "The increase in extreme weather events is a function of climate change, highlighting the urgent need for action."
Alternatives: "an effect of climate change" or "a result of climate change".
"Climate change is real … but these fires are certainly not a function of climate change, they are just a function of life".
"It has been since humans were on this continent.... Climate change is real as I have often said and we should take strong action against it but these fires are certainly not a function of climate change.
"But these fires are certainly not a function of climate change – they're just a function of life in Australia". De Brum said Abbott's dismissal of Figueres' views was "not a mature way" to approach the subject of climate change.
While the World-Herald was careful not to say explicitly that the current flooding is a function of climate change, it was pointed in noting that this sort of flooding is what climate models predict.
These patterns suggest that aspen range expansion due to climate warming will vary with topographic and other microclimatic factors (i.e. be a function of climate change interacting with landscapes) and that anthropogenic activities have the potential to influence future aspen abundance independently of climate.
But these fires are certainly not a function of climate change - they're just a function of life in Australia".
Given our current understanding of late glaciation and the early Holocene, increased burning in the Shrub Tundra Zone was not a simple function of climate change.
We conducted a multidisciplinary program examining carbon, water and energy fluxes as a function of climate and vegetation change along a sub-continental environmental gradient.
The results are estimates of the current and future health risks, the lost work hours due to reduced work capacity (a 'trade-off' between health risk and work productivity), and potential economic impacts as a function of the degree of climate change at the locality.
A combination of climate change, our current lifestyles and land use patterns is making disaster reconstruction a regular, routine function of government.
