The phrase "a matrix of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computer science, or data analysis, where a matrix is a structured arrangement of numbers or other items.
Example: "In our analysis, we will represent the data as a matrix of elements to facilitate calculations."
Alternatives: "a grid of components" or "a framework of items".
Let (mathfrak {q}= (q_{ij})_{i, j in mathbb {I}}) be a matrix of elements in (mathbb {k}^{times }) such that (q_{ii} ne 1) for all (iin mathbb {I}).
The representation of a biological network as an n-dimensional signed adjacency matrix is given by a matrix of elements J ij ∈ {±1, 0}, i, j = 1,..., n. is assumed symmetric (i.e., the frustrated cycles we seek are in the underlying undirected graph), and with zero diagonal (i.e., no self-loops), see [ 21] and the Methods Section for details on the formulation of the problem.
SiPMs in SMD packages have been assembled as a matrix of 8x8 elements and readout by MAROC-based board.
It is shown that for the ternary alloy the vacancy-wind factors occur as a matrix of four elements.
Its 48 functional domains are embedded in a matrix of scaffolding elements, which comprises almost 50% of the total sequence and determines the emergent multienzymes properties of fFAS.
The SECS method involves setting up a matrix of current elements, fitting a geomagnetic model function, with the currents as linear output parameters, to known geomagnetic measurements at selected observatories in this region, using any decomposition inversion technique.
Once the image is calculated from the 3D data set it is converted into a matrix of picture elements (pixels) with each pixel assigned the attenuation value of the corresponding voxel.
If the required resolution is much smaller than the unit delay and single-shot precision is important, a topology using a matrix of delay elements provides a better power-mismatch tradeoff.
A matrix of m×n elements is used to represent each residue in a training dataset, where n denotes the window size and m = 21, which elements comprise 20 amino acids and one terminal signal.
CCD chips consist of an array or a matrix of photosensitive elements (wells) that converts light into electric charge accumulated in the wells.
Instead, they reproduced a homogeneous matrix of elements.
