The phrase "a hypothesis of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific hypothesis related to a particular subject or theory in academic or scientific contexts.
Example: "The researchers proposed a hypothesis of a new mechanism that explains the observed phenomenon."
Alternatives: "a theory of a" or "a proposition of a".
A hypothesis of a hierarchic geometrical edge structure is proposed.
We also prove a structure theorem for weakly centered operators that satisfy a hypothesis of a technical nature.
"The absence of a hypothesis of a possible common cause does not make it possible to hold further investigations," it said.
However, a clear mechanism is still being explored for non-metal catalysts with a hypothesis of a vapor solid growth mechanism.
For a grid-based distributed rainfall-runoff model with a hypothesis of a uniform grid, the high-frequency information within a grid cell will be gradually lost as the resolution of the digital elevation model (DEM) grows coarser.
The unique transport and dissolution behaviour of CO2 are further exploited by examining the residing state of CO2 molecules in the ionic liquid phase, which leads to a hypothesis of a condensing and holding capacity of ILs towards CO2, which provide an explanation to slower CO2 transport through the SILMs.
I propose an hypothesis of a developmental phase of oligogenic expression that is followed by positive and negative selection resulting usually in cells with one expressed receptor.
In contrast to their plastids, little or no evidence supports an hypothesis of a common ancestry for the host (i.e., nucleocytoplasmic) component of Viridiplantae, glaucophytes, and rhodophytes.
The detection of Brucella spp. DNA in nit samples supports an hypothesis of a vertical transmission of bacteria between different phases of development (trans-stadial and trans-ovarial transmissions) of H. tuberculatus.
Case-specific monitoring is based on a hypothesis of an already observed effect within the environmental risk assessment and needs a more specific monitoring.
The strong association between cluster occurrence and the amount of daylight demonstrated in this study further strengthens a hypothesis of an intricate relationship between melatonin metabolism and CH.
