The phrase "a function of market" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a function of the market" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "The pricing strategy is a function of the market conditions and consumer demand."
Alternatives: "a result of the market" or "dependent on the market".
"The landlord's reaction will likely be a function of market forces," he said.
He added: "As for low pay, it isn't a function of market forces.
The connectivity between groups also varies over time as a function of market conditions.
Membership of the blue-chip collection is purely a function of market capitalisation; once you're in, the only way out is if you fall out of the top-100 ranking by value or delist.
Volatility is a function of market confusion and it is hard to be in a sustained bull market when the market is confused.
Acquisition of endoscopy equipment and the necessary training to use it will depend on the expected return on investment, which is a function of market conditions.
Breaking into the top charts is often a function of marketing dollars, and money spent on user acquisition strategies, as well as a combination of more subjective things, like app quality, social impression, utility, and of course, luck.
But with bond markets, the underlying realities are to some extent a function of the market's guesses about those realities: whether or not Greece or Spain will default depends significantly on whether the markets think they'll default and raise their borrowing costs.
"The growth in funding is a function of a market that has become accepting of the technology, a technology area that has matured to meet market demands, and vision of the future that must include flexible automation technology.
But Mr. Just says the change in the industry is a function of its market.
