The phrase "a kind of computational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or category of computational methods, processes, or systems.
Example: "The research focuses on a kind of computational model that simulates climate change effects."
Alternatives: "a type of computational" or "a form of computational".
Now, the physicists, mathematicians, and computer scientists who work on quantum computing think that they might provide a kind of computational wiggle-room.
This feature of the system, by design, resulted in a kind of computational arms race that strengthened the network by rewarding increased computing power.
From the time Bitcoin was released in early 2009, computers trying to generate Bitcoins took part in a kind of computational lottery.
Focusing on the City layer, Bratton defined cities as a kind of "computational hardware," and that interfaces of cities automate what is inside and out.
This paper sets forth a kind of computational method to generate free-form shell structures, which is a synthesis of design modelling, structural analysis and mathematical optimization.
Mariantoni's group has used the new system to run an algorithm that is a kind of computational building block, called a Toffoli gate, which can be used to implement any conventional computer program.
In this talk I'll describe our work on a kind of 'computational history of science' in which we use natural language processing on the text of on-line papers to model how ideas spread from field to field.
The particular utility of Taxy arises from a quick overview of the taxonomic distribution of large datasets, which can be a good starting point for any kind of computational metagenome analysis.
Extracting the contents of so many far-flung data sets requires a sophisticated kind of computational guessing game.
Many large businesses already feel the need for a new kind of computational intelligence, he says: "The traditional approach is to add more computational capability and stronger algorithms, but that just doesn't scale, and we're seeing that". As examples, he cites Apple's Siri personal assistant and Google's self driving cars.
It may be that Machicao and co will be able to prove some kind of computational security that an encrypted message would take a significant amount of computing power to crack.
