The phrase "a function of coordination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing roles, responsibilities, or processes that involve coordinating activities or elements.
Example: "Effective teamwork is often a function of coordination among team members to achieve common goals."
Alternatives: "an aspect of coordination" or "a role of coordination".
Although for the best accuracy R ij is a function of the coordination number and oxidation state of the "cation" for a given "anion" (fitted[ 33, 34] to a set of such structures), a general approach[ 35] lists two parameters for each atom, related to the size and electronegativity, from which R ij is calculated for any atom pair i and j.
Our data suggest a function of ENVOY in coordination of the light signal with other environmental signals, which is comparable to the gating function shown for VVD of Neurospora crassa.
As part of other work examining the dispersion of bond lengths in inorganic crystals, we have used the Inorganic Crystal Structure Database ICSDD) to extract bond lengths for all atoms of the periodic table of elements bonded to oxygen, as a function of oxidation state and coordination number.
Since chosen compounds vary in metal oxidation state and in X element, reactivity of differently coordinated surface O is studied as a function of different parameters such as coordination number, geometrical and chemical environment.
The 220 spacing (d 220) is shown in Fig. 2d as a function of RE3+ size (for eightfold coordination) [46].
Clearly, for these compounds, molecular packing was a function of the type of carboxylate coordination; hence, various packing arrangements such as monolayers, bilayers, interdigitated bilayers were observed [20].
Moderator: If they want… Physician 2: Like in Australia or other Western countries, the national healthcare delivery system should be changed to promote the function of coordination.
The function of coordination in primary care is that physicians refer their patients to other medical institutions after appropriate medical treatment.
This coordination is a function of the strength of the forces that bind the unit together, inducing its members to set aside their individual interests—even life itself for the welfare of the group.
Both in vitro bioaccessibility and in vivo bioavailability studies of As in mine wastes demonstrate that these parameters vary as a function of the oxidation state and local coordination chemistry (i.e., the species) of As present [10 12].
