The phrase "a function of conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, science, or discussions about processes where conversion is a key factor or variable.
Example: "The efficiency of the process is a function of conversion rates, which directly impact the overall yield."
Alternatives: "a factor of conversion" or "a variable of conversion".
Sol fraction analysis from partial cure polymerizations provided individual monomer reactivities as a function of conversion.
The copolymerization behaviour of the V/E copolymers as a function of conversion is also reported.
An autocatalytic model is considered to approximate the reaction rate of 2MEP4FS as a function of conversion and temperature.
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Melting temperatures as a function of conversion were obtained for both systems using differential scanning calorimetry together with size exclusion chromatography.
Propagation and termination mechanisms of the monomers were investigated by plotting propagation and termination rate constants as a function of conversion.
The polymerisations have been monitored as a function of monomer conversion and the polymer prepared at high conversion has been fractionated across the molecular weight distribution.
Pre-gel properties like number and weight distributions and average molecular weights have been calculated as a function of epoxy conversion, leading to a prediction of the gel-point conversion.
If you add these figures up, by the way, it comes out to about $9 billion since 2008 -- mostly a function of the conversion factor we used versus the one the NSSF used.
The rates of the sulfation reaction were correlated as a function of the conversion of calcium oxide to sulfate and concentration of sulfur dioxide in the gas phase.
The proposed electric equivalent circuit allows to study the growth of the film as a function of the conversion parameters.
