The phrase "a function of the total time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, physics, or any field where relationships between variables are discussed, particularly when describing how one variable depends on another.
Example: "The speed of the vehicle is a function of the total time taken to travel the distance."
Alternatives: "dependent on the total time" or "related to the total time".
(a) Fidelity as a function of the total time and the total magnetic phase traversing the system.
The fidelity of the transport process as a function of the total time and the phase Φ generated by the magnetic field is shown in Figure 3(a).
When the dots were shown successively, recognition declined as a function of the total time that was required to display the dots, and the decline appeared to be approximately linear for each of the shapes.
Recognition of a given shape depends on being able to combine across the aggregate of traces provided by the successive dots, and the odds of being successful declines as a function of the total time interval for display of the dot inventory.
In this experiment, the time-averaged void fraction, α, is evaluated as a function of the total sampling time, Ω, and the total collected pulse widths of the front sensor during the sampling period [3].
It's a function of the total pressure.
This plot captures the tradeoff in accuracy between the two movements as a function of how total time is divided.
In the first session, passive exercises requiring simple attention and gross motor functions accounted for 55.6% of the total time.
Based on the raw data of all functions recorded, the total time recorded in minutes, the mean time recorded in minutes and standard deviation of the mean and the percentage of total time attributed to each function were calculated.
In ordinary circumstances a combination of fixed and direct costs as a function of total project time would probably fall into the pattern shown in Exhibit VII.
Specifically, Figure 8 shows the cumulative O2 luminescence (as in Figure 3) as a function of total treatment time.
