The phrase "a function of schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the role or purpose that schools serve in a particular context, such as education or socialization.
Example: "The curriculum is designed to enhance the function of schools in fostering critical thinking skills among students."
Alternatives: "role of schools" or "purpose of schools".
Comparable results are obtained when the development of competencies is considered as a function of the school leaving certificate (school diploma) attained prior to enrolling in a transitional programme.
The finding that individual student overweight varies as a function of the school a student attends is consistent with similar research on students in higher grades in elementary school [ 9, 14, 17], and secondary schools [ 2].
The court ruled it was a highly appropriate function of schools to "prohibit the use of vulgar and offensive" speech.
Against this background, the present paper introduces a simple mathematical correction model where we consider the comparability of the samples as a function of age and schooling.
And the admissions rates, he said, are not so much a function of the quality of schooling.
Examining differences in school quality at the Nepali district level (a district is akin to a county in most U.S. states), we find that, at the margin, remittances do positively impact human capital investment, and more interestingly, the marginal impact is an increasing function of school quality.
While most medical students in the UK are from the highest socioeconomic groups, 6 7 this might well vary as a function of ethnicity and medical school and therefore needs exploring.
In the school-level regression model, β0j was estimated as a function of the effects of the school-level variables, where γ00 represents the intercept, and where γ01 to γ03 represent the respective coefficients of school SES, school bullying, and school safety and order.
Like many young women outside the main towns and cities, she had never been to school, a function of both custom and living in a country without a government to provide even the most basic of services.
First, we discuss the degree of comparability of samples as a function of differences in age and schooling.
