The phrase "a multilayered sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sample that consists of multiple layers or components, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The researchers collected a multilayered sample of soil to analyze the different levels of contamination."
Alternatives: "a complex sample" or "a layered sample".
The results showed that the gradient multilayered sample had a better absorbing effectiveness and its absorbance was 1.5 times as high as the single layered sample's, while their SEs were almost the same.
A comparative study is further performed on a multilayered Si/SiO sample and a single-layered one with Si and SiO homogeneously mixed.
Further comparative studies on a multilayered Si/SiO sample and a single-layered one, with Si and SiO homogeneously mixed, indicate that Si interlayers in Si/SiO act as carrier channels that promote carrier transport and enhance the EL emission of Si-nc.
Angle resolved photoemission data for the multilayered sample n = 3 showed that the emission profile has a metallic-like momentum dispersion.
The multilayered sample is found to have higher EL intensity, less turn-on voltage, lower resistance, and higher current efficiency than the single-layered one.
For a comparative study, we chose a 40-layered Si/SiO sample with thicknesses of SiO and Si layers being 3.75 and 1.00 nm, respectively, and a single-layered sample prepared by co-evaporating Si and SiO with the same ratio of Si to O and the same contents of Si and O as those of the multilayered sample.
Photoexcited p-6P is thus understood to sensitize the 6T emission in the multilayered sample structure by nonradiative (Förster's) energy transfer.
In the multilayered samples, an in-plane uniaxial magnetic anisotropy was observed, and the value of the magnetic anisotropy field directly depended on the thickness of the normally deposited Co layer, which, in our case, was the only variable.
