The phrase "a function of formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, structures, or systems where formation plays a role in determining a function or outcome.
Example: "The success of the project is often seen as a function of formation, where the initial planning stages significantly influence the final results."
Alternatives: "a result of development" or "a product of configuration".
The composition of the latter was studied as a function of formation potential, using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.
As demonstrated by the result, detector response was a function of formation density, cement sheath thickness, cement sheath density, and casing thickness; the response of detector count rate versus casing thickness was less influenced by ambient conditions, compared to the other parameters.
Overburden pressure gradient in psi/ft is a function of formation density in g/cc × 0.434.
The solid state properties of anodic films grown galvanostatically on sputtering-deposited Ti 6at.%Si alloys were studied as a function of the formation voltage (5 40 V).
Additionally, the study of the multiplication properties of the detector as a function of pulse formation time in the two gases and as a function of applied electric field will be presented.
A comparison of several linear and nonlinear analytical relative motion propagation theories is presented on the basis of a nonlinearity error index, which is a measure of the relative importance of modeling geometric nonlinearity, eccentricity, and J2 as a function of the formation size.
The semiconductor properties of the oxides were observed to change as a function of oxide formation potential but the greatest changes in oxygen reduction rates in an alkaline solution were only found to occur with alloying, with the greatest decrease seen for the Ti99Sn1 alloy.
Growth of GDP per capita is a function of capital formation, export growth and trade partner growth.
The following expression can be used to obtain t f: Fig. 2 Calculated melt fraction as a function of the formation age of the EER.
In a final series of experiments, we investigated whether Tim protein levels varied as a function of EB formation.
Fig. 8. Ratio between SFRFUV and SFRTIR as a function of star-formation luminosity LSF.
