The phrase "a function of depth from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific, mathematical, or technical discussions where a relationship between depth and another variable is being described.
Example: "The temperature in the ocean is often considered a function of depth from the surface to the seabed."
Alternatives: "dependent on depth from the" or "related to depth from the".
Profiles of water content as a function of depth from the surface and sorption time have been analysed to obtain mutual diffusion coefficients.
ToF-SIMS depth profiling confirmed this result, indicating the diminishing presence of PEDOT fragments with concomitant increasing PPy fragments as a function of depth from the top surface, an indication that PEDOT was stationed above PPy.
The LDLTS studies reveal that there are clear differences in the defect population as a function of depth from the surface, and this is attributed to different defects in the vacancy-rich and interstitial-rich regions.
The quality of preservation of tubule cell organelles varied inversely as a function of depth from the point of first contact with the mirror surface; the best preservation was within 15 microns, while the poorest preservation was deeper than 30 microns.
The chloride penetration rate as a function of depth from the concrete surface and time can reasonably be represented by Fick's second law of diffusion according to following expression (Crank 1975): frac{partial {C}}{partial {t}} = {D}_{c} frac{partial^{2} {C}}{partial x^{2}}.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 The variation of hardness as a function of depth from the rolling sliding surface Open image in new window Fig. 9 Plastic deformation of specimens A to D. a Specimen A. b Specimen B. c Specimen C. d Specimen D (Etching: Nital 3%%) Open image in new window Fig. 10 Plastic deformation of specimens E and F. a Specimen E. b Specimen F (Etching: Nital 3%%).
(C) Bioirrigation coefficients (s-1) as a function of depth from Furukawa et al.[32] (red lines) and estimated from the burrow network in this model.
Gray curves indicate average afterslip as a function of depth from models of Ozawa et al. (2011) and Yamagiwa et al. (2015).
Consequently the location of the emission peaks from the two quantum well structures are separated by a scan distance (nominal focus depth) of only 2.0 μm despite being physically separated by 3.0 μm. Figure 3g plots the intensity as a function of depth for the upper (blue) and lower (red) QWs.
The signal intensity as a function of depth was calculated from the results of the simulation, in addition to the cumulative distribution function.
Fig. 5 Contours of equilibrium grain size distribution as a function of depth and distance from the fault, calculated from model W1E (a) and D1E (b).
