The phrase "a natural function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an inherent or instinctive role or purpose of something in a specific context, often in scientific or philosophical discussions.
Example: "In biology, reproduction is considered a natural function of living organisms."
Alternatives: "an inherent role" or "a fundamental purpose".
Accordingly, the term svabhāva acquires the dominant sense of "intrinsic nature" specifying individual dharmas And determining individual dharmas through unique intrinsic nature also entails affirming their existence, as a natural function both of the etymological sense of the term svabhāva and of the role of dharmas as the fundamental constituents of experience.
As Masters was to say: "Sex is a natural function.
The monthly cycle of menstruation is a natural function, which healthy women experience, and irritability can be a normal aspect of that function.
"We have now seen manufacturing jobs increase every month for the past year – a natural function of companies reacting to backlogs and ongoing forward demand.
"What we try to do is take a long-term view, which is a natural function of being an employee-owned business".
Sir Jeremy said his government saw verification of Iraqi disarmament as a natural function for both the International Atomic Energy Agency and the biological and chemical weapons inspection teams.
Whether this activity can be found in orthologous plant transaminases and is a general trait, or if it is a specific natural function of VAMT that has been evolved over time, is unknown.
"Grief is a normal, natural function," he said.
Quote: "How can a normal, natural function be associated with shame, stigma, distaste, untouchability, taboo?" Unnecessary medical care is likely harming Americans -- and the country's bottom line.
A first natural function is defined as the number of bad rows in any equivalent matrix.
