The phrase "a function of varying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a relationship or dependency between different variables or factors that change.
Example: "The outcome of the experiment is a function of varying temperature and pressure conditions."
Alternatives: "a result of changing" or "a product of differing".
Associations varied, somewhat, by section of the study area, which may be a function of varying exposure and residual confounding.
Catalyst design requires a detailed understanding of the structure of the catalyst surface as a function of varying reaction conditions.
In this work, the catalyst deactivation is represented by Eq. (33) which as a function of varying temperature of the gas phase of the riser.
Figure 1 displays bias, variance, and RMS of the CoD estimators considered here, as a function of varying actual CoD (computed by suitable tuning the parameter ).
In particular, spectrum occupancy variations as a function of varying thresholds and across the different angles of arrival at the receiver were presented.
Similarly, the wide range of reported bulk densities of fresh tephra in Table 1 may be partly a function of varying intervals between emplacement and observation.
No inferential testing was conducted because the power for tests varies greatly as a function of the varying sample sizes per cell; we do, however, report effect sizes because this display of psychological profiles for all cancer types can serve as a hypothesis generator for future studies and may enable power calculations for sample size estimation.
(b) Normalized contrast versus line width: experimental points (red symbols) and curves (green) obtained for a linear system with a Gaussian transfer function of varying FWMH from 0.5 to 3.9 mm.
A gain scheduling controller is a linear regulator whose parameters are changed as a function of the varying operating conditions.
b The average resistance of the s-SWCNT as a function of Lch, varying the back-gate from − 30 to − 10 V with steps of 4 V.
Philip Kitcher in his (1993) was concerned to offer an alternative to the strong programme's proposal that controversy and the persistence of alternative research programs were a function of the varying social or ideological commitments of researchers.
