The phrase "a functional line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a line that serves a specific purpose or function, often in contexts related to design, art, or communication.
Example: "The artist drew a functional line that guided the viewer's eye through the composition."
Alternatives: "a practical line" or "a purposeful line".
The lack of a functional reservations line would suggest that most of us will never get the chance to find out.
They're not short of quantity or individual quality up front; instead the issue for García is finding a functional forward line amid the wealth of options.
We thus conclude that opIs295 is likely a functional reporter line.
Adult critically ill patients with a body mass index (BMI) of 25 kg/m2 or greater and a functional arterial line (assessed using the rapid flush test) were enrolled in the study.
I think that the CIO of the future will not just be a technology professional, but they will have other functional line experience.
He plans to inject a "fresher, easy luxury" into the shoes, bags and boho-chic clothing while toeing the company's traditionally functional line.
The endothelial progenitor cell (EPC) capture stent is a stainless steel coronary stent covered with antibodies specific to EPC's surface antigens, designed to promote the faster formation of a functional endothelial lining.
The resulting bioartificial trachea was implanted (3 cm length): after 1 month a mature columnar epithelium was revealed in the interior graft portions, highlighting the importance of a functional epithelium lining the lumen of a prosthetic trachea [ 40].
Normally a general staff is organized along functional lines, with separate sections for administration, intelligence, operations, training, logistics, and other categories.
A governor's chancery was set up along functional lines (paralleling the system of colleges) and subordinated to and supervised by the Senate.
