The phrase "a function of vertical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or any field where relationships between variables are discussed, particularly when referring to vertical dimensions or orientations.
Example: "The performance of the structure is a function of vertical load distribution."
Alternatives: "dependent on vertical" or "related to vertical".
The flame radiation intensities as a function of vertical coordinate are measured and compared with the flame radiation profiles reconstructed using experimental data and simplified models.
From the calculated differential fluence distributions in particle energy and direction, the values of effective and ambient dose equivalent rates have been derived as a function of vertical cut-off, altitude and deceleration potential.
Their locations change as a function of vertical track properties as well as of the excitation frequency which is the product of the rotation frequency of the wheel and the number of OOR periods over the wheel circumference (OOR order).
Contour plots are presented that summarize the change in trajectory, horizontal flight distance, horizontal and vertical velocity, and kinetic energy as a function of vertical distance traveled and Ω.
(2) The muon intensity was measured using the two muon sensor planes proposed in this paper as a function of vertical angles (Fig. 6(b)).
Figure 1b shows profiles of the refractive index and the wave intensity of the lasing mode when the barrier thickness is 10 nm as a function of vertical position.
The scattered intensity was measured in two dimensions as a function of the vertical scattering angle, αf (i.e., along the vertical direction of the detector), where the angle between the incident and diffracted beam is 2θ xy.
In each panel (each season), the solid line represents the linear regression of the data, an empirical formula of the ESF occurrence probability as a function of the vertical drift is derived from the linear regression, and ρ is the correlation coefficient between the vertical drift velocity and the irregularity occurrence rate.
The seasonal/longitudinal distributions of the vertical plasma drifts near dusk (1800 1900 LT) and the ESF irregularity occurrences within ± 15o dip latitudes in the evening sector (1800 2400 LT) were calculated separately, and the average values of the vertical plasma drifts and irregularity occurrences were then used to calculate the occurrence probability as a function of the vertical drift.
For all 64 vertical ultrasound B-scan data lines, grey level profiles within the ROI were identified as a function of the vertical position z as f1 (z), f2 (z)...f64 (z).
The accuracy of the numerical representation of atmospheric wave motion as a function of the vertical discretization was analyzed in a recent study.
