The phrase "a function of latitude and time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing variables that change based on geographical location and temporal factors, such as in scientific or mathematical discussions.
Example: "The climate in this region is a function of latitude and time, affecting the seasonal weather patterns we observe."
Alternatives: "dependent on latitude and time" or "determined by latitude and time".
Figure 4 SNN adjustment function for GOME-2 data as a function of latitude and time.
The resulting long-term total ozone data that record data as a function of latitude and time from July 1995 to December 2010 are shown in Figure 6.
Figure 2 provides the altitude of the Alpha and Bravo satellites during the period modeled and the coverage of the selected data as a function of latitude and time.
The relative errors follow a Gaussian distribution and most of the errors are smaller than 1%. Figure 2 SNN adjustment function for SCIAMACHY data as a function of latitude and time.
The SCIAMACHY adjustment factors as a function of latitude and time computed with NNGS are displayed in Figure 2. The error histogram showing the relative differences between the results obtained with NNGS and the original sampling data are presented in Figure 3.
The altitude of the three Swarm satellites versus time and the coverage of the selected data as a function of latitude and time are presented in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 Daily mean altitude of the three Swarm satellites (left) and the geographic latitude coverage versus time of the Swarm vector and scalar data used in the low degree part of the CHAOS-5 model (right).
The lag times of mass density changes with respect to the Joule heating and Sym-H variation are obtained as a function of latitude and sunlight.
Figure 3 illustrates the temperature at 87 km as a function of latitude and month.
Sunrise and sunset times were generated from mathematical models as a function of latitude, longitude, time zone, and day of year (http://www.sci.fi/∼benefon/sun.php3).sci.fi/∼benefon/sun.php3
The designs of both photovoltaic and photothermal systems requires detailed information on solar radiation flux incident on the Martian surface as a function of latitude, longitude, time of day and year.
The density correction is expressed as a function of latitude, local solar time and altitude.
