The phrase "a function of coordinates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts to describe a relationship or dependency between a variable and its coordinates in a given space.
Example: "The position of the particle is determined as a function of coordinates in three-dimensional space."
Alternatives: "dependent on coordinates" or "related to coordinates".
Let's say the components might be P, Q, R, or your favorite three letters, where each of these things is a function of coordinates x, y, z.
5) The present autocorrelation in the large scale data base is covered by a 2-dimensional surface fitting as a function of coordinates.
Fig. 6 A plot for the normalized bond distance differences as a function of coordinates (CRH HRH, TS, HRH) obtained from the linear transit calculation of quinoline bound with the reductive half reaction active site of Qor.
It should also be noted that the symmetry of interaction energy as a function of coordinates describing relative positions of interacting objects is determined unambiguously by symmetries of the isolated objects and does not change if the symmetries of the objects are broken because of their interactions.
For this purpose, we carried out a simultaneous (simultaneous for different values of the distance r) Monte Carlo test for Ripley's K function and L-function, which is a variance stabilizing transformation of K. Inhomogeneity was taken into account by modelling trends as a function of coordinates.
In addition, phase velocity will be a function of coordinate if the interface is irregular, and this makes the governing equation so complicated that direct analytical solution is unobtainable.
Moreover, the discretized functional is a function of the coordinates of mesh vertices and its derivatives have a simple analytical form, which allows a simple implementation of variational mesh generation and adaptation on computer.
In this unbounded situation, the functional Q can also be determined analytically as a function of the coordinates of M [38, 39].
Indeed, as noted in ref (214), the evaluation of λ ij 0 can be performed in the framework of the multistate continuum theory after introduction of one or more solute coordinates (such as X) and parametrization of the gas-phase Hamiltonian as a function of these coordinates.
Matrix A is a function of anchor coordinates X n, vector b ^ is a function of distance estimates d n ^ as well as anchor coordinates X n, and C b ^ - 1 is the inverse of covariance matrix of b ^.
The variable thickness of the plate is approximated by a function of radial coordinates and design variables.
