The phrase "a function of observations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something is determined or influenced by observations, often in scientific or analytical discussions.
Example: "The results of the experiment are a function of observations made during the data collection phase."
Alternatives: "dependent on observations" or "determined by observations".
This may be a function of observations increasing, as well as an increase in both the human and whale populations over this time.
The potential rates of meteor detections by such systems are evaluated in this paper as a function of observations parameters (optical system capabilities, orbital parameters) and considering a reasonable range of meteoroids properties (e.g., mass, velocity, composition) determining their luminosity.
In this experiment, scientists demonstrated the quantum equivalent of the adage that "a watched pot doesn't boil". This behavior, the "quantum Zeno effect," turns out to be a function of observation.
It formulates the conditional distribution of each measurement as a function of past observations and relevant risk factors.
In linear models, the hat matrix contains the linear coefficients that present each predicted outcome as a function of all observations.
The weight is a function of the observation's residual in the BBA, therefore giving more credibility to observations that are close to the estimated model, and contrary, limiting the influence of observations with high residuals.
This paper develops a semi-empirical model to investigate the spectral properties of planar microcavities as a function of the observation numerical aperture (NA).
Here, income is a function of the observation year times a trend coefficient plus a constant and error term.
The error is plotted as a function of the observation noise variance (the error is averaged over trials).
Δη is a function of an observation point P′(p x, p y, p z ) and an initial position of ray tracing S′(s x, 0, s z ).
Figure 8 shows the complexity of the proposed DOA estimation schemes as a function of the observation length (expressed in number of data blocks per frame).
