The phrase "a modular device for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device that is designed to be modular, meaning it can be easily assembled, disassembled, or customized for various functions or applications.
Example: "The company has developed a modular device for enhancing communication in remote areas."
Alternatives: "a customizable device for" or "a flexible device for".
The SmartEyeglass Attach! is a concept that refines its own Glass-like SmartEyeglass for more flexibility, creating a modular device that's optimally suited for industrial, enterprise and action sports user without requiring consumers to pick up expensive additional gear.
The accessories described in the patent would make for a range of iPhone add-ons that turn it into a modular device with a range of potential uses.
Fretting or crevice corrosion may lead to failure of such a modular device due to high loads or surface contamination inside the modular coupling.
In this pursuit, to establish effective molecular catalytic systems for efficient water oxidation is considered to be a bottleneck, hampering the design, implementation and exploitation of electrochemical and photo-electrochemical modular devices for light driven energy conversion into hydrogen-based storable fuels.
Making it an easily detachable, modular device is a huge boon for enterprise use, since it can much more easily be shared and cheaply deployed across a wide range of different industries.
Figure 1 shows the internal structure of an AP for a modular field device.
Most recently, Business Insider reported that Facebook secured a patent for a modular hardware device that could be a phone, though that technology could let people snap extra components onto a smart speaker.
The device consists of a beefy, rugged watch strap with a slot on top, into which the modular device slips and snaps in place via magnet.
With the aim of developing a dosimetric system adequate for 2D pre-treatment dose verifications, we designed a modular dosimetric device based on a monolithic silicon-segmented module.
