The phrase "a function of the failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is determined or influenced by the failure of a system, process, or event.
Example: "The delays in the project were a function of the failure to secure necessary funding on time."
Alternatives: "result of the failure" or "consequence of the failure".
In codes the drift capacity of unreinforced masonry (URM) walls is often estimated as a function of the failure mode and the aspect ratio.
Double punch test is used to indirectly assess the tensile strength of plain concrete, ft. For this normalized test, the tensile strength is obtained as a function of the failure load, P, which is expressed as ft="F(P).
Table 1 Distribution of VMs by PMs as a function of the failure and the objective to achieve by the defender Failure/Objective PM Majority VM Majority Attacks to PMs Limited PMs Irrelevant Irrelevant Unlimited PMs Irrelevant Balanced Attacks contained within VMs Lim.
The underrecognition and misdiagnosis of delirium is partly a function of the failure of providers to consistently use standardized methods of detection [ 15].
The success of PiS is not simply a function of the failures of the previous center-right government of Donald Tusk, who decamped in late 2014 to become the president of the European Council.
The overwhelmingly rightwing media continue to deify the Taliban and to present terrorism as a function of the state's failure to reach a compact with fellow Pakistanis.
This is largely a function of the success or failure of the ecosystem to date — thus, they've been unable to build diversity from the ground up.
A resistance reduction factor for the second event is defined as a function of the probability of failure under the first event.
We increased the chance of planning success by controlling a buffer stock of timber, which varied as a function of the probability of failure (direct management of a buffer stock).
The side area is proportional to the product of the edge distance and the depth of failure ( l_{f} ), and the constant ( m_{2} ) depends on the flexural stiffness of the anchor, which is a function of the depth of failure ( l_{f} ) and diameter ( d_{o} ) as well as the angles ( theta_{1} ) and ( theta_{2} ).
The relatively great incidence of block failure we report may be a function of the strict definition of failure we applied.
