The phrase "a function of polarization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, optics, or any field discussing the effects or characteristics of polarization.
Example: "The intensity of the light is a function of polarization, affecting how it interacts with different materials."
Alternatives: "a result of polarization" or "an effect of polarization".
Two representative samples were chosen and spectral contributions of interfacial-6T (green), bulk-6T (red) and p-6P (blue) emissions are presented as a function of polarization angle by means of a polar plot in the center of Figure 4.
We study theoretically the absorption of these stacks as a function of polarization, incident angle and wavelength to reach the maximum value in the visible regime.
The differential capacitance of mercury in the salt solutions of the type R4NI, where R is CH3, C2H5 and n-C3H7 at 25°C as a function of polarization is measured.
Ratio of amplitudes and phase difference at the wavelength λ = 1.5 μm as a function of polarization angle.
b Auto-correlation functions (ACFs) as a function of polarization direction, calculated with the model in Fig. 6a.
Case 1: Fig. 6b shows the calculated ACFs as a function of polarization direction with the model shown in Fig. 6a.
The polarization of the signal measured by the receive antenna is a function of the polarization of the transmit antenna and scattering properties of subsurface targets.
Is it a function of increased polarization around gun control and abortion?
Using a transverse wave probe in reflection mode, phase and amplitude of its output signal are measured as a function of the polarization angle.
We demonstrate a set of individual holographic gratings in a thick substrate displaying a high contrast in diffraction efficiency as a function of the polarization of the read beam.
This paper has analyzed the effects of the polymer/solution interfacial potential as a function of electrode polarization as well as of various short-range interactions between the charged components of the polymer phase, electronic and ionic species.
