The phrase "a functional representation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model or depiction that serves a specific purpose or function in a particular context.
Example: "The diagram provides a functional representation for the workflow of the project, illustrating each step clearly."
Alternatives: "a practical depiction of" or "an effective model for".
The approach consists on a functional representation of the class membership conditional probability for the whole set of patterns viewed through a given window, instead of generalizing the class labels (or the characteristic function values).
The loss predictions from the FE analyses are then used to define a functional representation which accounts for the temperature effect of the magnet loss by incorporating a temperature correction.
This solution is obtained by superposing a polynomial transverse displacement given by bending due to unsymmetric laminate configurations and a simple functional representation for the buckling mode in conjunction with the Galerkin method.
The genetic representation is in the form of a program (i.e., a functional representation, as in genetic programming).
Indeed, our experience is that after having built the proper functional representation for a technology, the dialogue between the two parties becomes much more concrete, fluid and creative.
We apply a least square fit (LSF) and compare different functional representations for the time trend of : an exponential function and a linear function.
Results reveal that the reduced PCEs are able to capture hydrologic behaviors of the Xiangxi River watershed, and they are efficient functional representations for propagating uncertainties in hydrologic predictions.
An alternative continuous MILP formulation was also suggested for equipment allocation, utilizing a piecewise-linear function representation for absolute value functional.
A functional integral representation for the weak solution of the Schrödinger equation with a polynomially growing potential is proposed in terms of an analytically continued Wiener integral.
To calculate the dose response effect, a cubic representation was chosen to allow for a flexible functional representation.
