The phrase "a function of linguistic" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It should be "a function of linguistics." You can use it when discussing the role or purpose of language in a specific context, particularly in academic or theoretical discussions about language.
Example: "The study of semantics is a function of linguistics that explores meaning in language."
Alternatives: "a role of linguistics" or "an aspect of linguistics."
Numerous studies, as reviewed in Ref. [32], already demonstrate that the language users dynamically modify their use of nouns and noun phrases as a function of the linguistic and external context.
This pattern, in which the MTG, and not the left IFG, is activated for the processing of normal sentences, has been reported in previous studies (Friederici et al., 2000, 2003; Crinion et al., 2006) and reflects the modulation of the frontotemporal language system as a function of different linguistic variables.
In particular, we posit a left-sided lateralization also in language comprehension as a function of musical expertise irrespective of linguistic domain (syntax, semantics, phonology).
The teams categorized problems that emerged during the debriefing as: Conceptual - a function of the original English; Linguistic - a function of the words used to translate the English concept; or Stylistic - a function of the subject's preference for a different wording.
Whatever it is, the important point is that this shift could be a function of nothing more than the linguistic meaning of the sentence and familiar rules of interpretation (e.g., the rule of accommodation).
Words without Meaning is a bold, tightly argued, insightful book that challenges the received view that the primary function of linguistic communication is to reveal the speaker's contentful attitudes.
We focus, in particular, on the behaviour of the average number of linguistic categories as a function of time (as observed in fig. 2a).
As a function of context, the same noise burst can therefore generate different percepts thereby creating the opportunity to study acoustic and linguistic processing.
