The phrase "a function of intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how one variable depends on or is influenced by the intensity of another variable.
Example: "The growth rate of the plant is a function of the intensity of sunlight it receives."
Alternatives: "dependent on the intensity of" or "related to the intensity of".
The response of UV activatable photochromic and enzymatic TTI was studied and modeled as a function of intensity of UV-activation or enzyme concentration.
Previous models of shifting cultivation or crop-fallow rotations have described the fate of soil fertility and crop productivity for an average plot, as a function of intensity of land use, without explicit consideration of the scaling rules between plot and landscape.
Let F be the total cost in a period of system (6) under the control of economic threshold (h_{2}), which is a function of intensity of pesticide spraying (alpha (h_{2})), and the released amount of natural enemies are given by (delta(h_{2})).
We will have data on frequency and pattern of attendance for each subject, which will allow us to model outcomes as a function of intensity of treatment.
The probability of appearance of a tumor in an individual is a function of intensity of mutagenesis, which in turn is determined by the balance of two opposite processes: mutagenesis and anti-mutagenesis.
Two models for vulnerability assessment expressing the vulnerability of buildings to debris flow and the corresponding model uncertainty are proposed: The first model describes the degree of loss as a function of intensity representing uncertainty by uncertainty bands.
The rate of growth as a function of intensity q(i) is measured for all these regions and a region is detected as an MSER when the growth rate has a local minimum.
The only mixture we opted not to use for testing our prediction model was the one that did not show a significant gradient of pleasantness as a function of concentration (and as a function of intensity, in turn).
Pooling standard deviations as a function of minimum intensity instead of average intensity may benefit such models.
