The phrase "a function of crystal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, particularly in discussions about the properties or behaviors of crystals in various applications.
Example: "The optical properties of the material are a function of crystal structure, which affects how light interacts with it."
Alternatives: "a characteristic of crystal" or "an attribute of crystal".
For all faces Vickers indentation measurements were made as a function of crystal orientation and load.
These and other parameters must be known as a function of crystal orientation.
The sensitivity of the probe is a function of crystal size at the measuring tip and detection volume.
High frequency constant phase elements (CPEs) were exploited to determine oxide thicknesses as a function of crystal orientation.
The distribution function of crystallites within a spherulite was assumed to be a function of crystal lamella.
Knoop indentation measurements were made as a function of crystal orientation and an average value of at least 10 measurements were taken at each orientation.
Fracture strength, elastic modulus and indentation fracture toughness were measured as a function of crystallized volume fraction for a constant crystal size.
These results were compared to analytic calculations of the ideal transformation strains for tension, compression, and torsion loading of single crystals as a function of single crystal orientation, and polycrystalline material of common processing textures.
A new and improved spectral framework are presented to capture efficiently the predictions for the stresses, the lattice spins, and the strain hardening rates in individual crystals from the currently used crystal plasticity models as a function of the crystal lattice orientation.
The energy band gap of the films as a function of the crystal size exhibited quantum effects below 11.8 nm.
The laser parameters were further analyzed as a function of the crystal heat sink temperature and the pump wavelengths.
