The phrase "a linear relation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or any field where relationships between variables are discussed.
Example: "The study found a linear relation of temperature to pressure in the gas."
Alternatives: "a linear relationship between" or "a linear correlation of".
Another extension of the driver agent model is related to its cost function: currently, it is a linear relation of travel time and credits expenditure.
Next, the n-type ZnMgO layer has been investigated and a linear relation of the optical bandgap (3.2 3.9 eV) versus Mg content was found.
This method utilizes the formulation of a linear relation of the ratio of first- and zero-order modified Bessel functions, with reciprocal of Cladding decay parameter.
This method uses prescription of a linear relation of the ratio of first and zero-order modified Bessel function with reciprocal of cladding decay parameter.
A linear relation of COD and ammonium to the design parameters was observed, while operation cost and nitrate removal responded in a curvilinear function.
The formulation of the updating problem with residues on the inputs leads to a linear relation of the parameters to be identified.
Simulations applying 7 s HS-stimulations for different values of k2, max yielded a linear relation for low values of k2, max, which levels off and saturates to 1 (complete depletion) at high k2, max.
Then, the relative amount of the redox charge exhibited a linear relation to the logarithm of the electrolysis time.
For the graphene deposited for 1 min, we can see that the I-V behaviors between the four points are not a characteristic of a linear relation, but of a nonlinear property.
Microhardness of Cu Mo composite coatings follows a rule of mixture based on the volume fraction and fits nicely to a linear relation regardless of different measured temperatures.
Instead of a linear relation, temporal evolution of vertical rotation tracks a half-cycle of sinusoidal variation with the minimum clockwise rotation at 60 to 70 Ma (Figure 11).
