The phrase "a given composition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific arrangement or formulation of elements in a particular context, such as in music, art, or scientific discussions.
Example: "In this analysis, we will explore a given composition of various musical elements that contribute to the overall harmony of the piece."
Alternatives: "a specific arrangement of" or "a particular formulation of".
These operations, however, occur for a given composition of the private-sector portfolio.
Generally, for a given composition of the system, an increase in the average mean SnO2 crystallite size with the increasing the thermal treatment temperature is observed.
Normally, for a given composition of ferrite, when the crystal size is less, the coercivity will be more as the surface becomes much more dominant [21].
Then, the model is limited to gases from fuels with a given composition of hydrogen and carbon, unless several sets of fitted parameters are used.
Experiments and calculations suggest that, for a given composition of Ga, the higher e/a ratios result in the higher Ms. Moreover, at a constant e/a ratio, the higher the magnetic valence number (Zm) of the alloy is, the lower the Ms becomes.
Chemical structure is a factor directly determining properties of each of the components of bitumen-polymer compositions and simultaneously has an impact on the possibility to form a specific structure of a given composition, on which in turn its properties depend [ 5– 9].
Among specimens of a given composition, the size of the stress-whitened zones was geometrically similar and independent of the size of the original ligament.
Seen from this perspective, a template can be taken as the description of semantic constrains that apply to all relationships pertaining to a given composition type, regardless of the actual compositions that are eventually instantiated by end authors.
At a given composition the variation of conductivity with temperature could be expressed by the equation.
For a given composition, the data of the blends follow the scaling curve proposed by P. W. Dixon (Phys. Rev. Lett., 1990, 42, 8179), however in the low frequency region each sample follows a different scaling curve, which slope is related to the α parameter of the Havriliak-Negami function.
If a reaction proceeds under thermodynamic control (i.e., if an equilibrium or close-to-equilibrium distribution of isomers of a given composition is expected), the DFT relative energies of the isomers may be used to predict the most abundant products.
