The phrase "a parameter that characterizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a specific variable or factor that defines or distinguishes something.
Example: "In our study, we identified a parameter that characterizes the growth rate of the plant species under different environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "a factor that defines" or "a variable that describes".
The simplified model expresses the capacity usage and a dimensionless battery area in terms of a dimensionless energy-to-power ratio and a parameter that characterizes the shape of the pulse-power capability.
The signal contribution of the GUM is its operational view of the uncertainty in measurement (as a parameter that characterizes the dispersion of the values that could be attributed to an unknown quantity).
Also note that in the Ungar method the dislocation density is a parameter that characterizes the surface/residual strains caused by crystalline dislocations.
Using Z2, a parameter that characterizes the roughness profile of fractures proposed by Tse and Cruden (1979), the JRC values in the figure were obtained by applying the Z2- JRC conversion formula proposed by Yu and Vayssade (1991).
This eventually results in a 2B-dimensional feature space; here, B is a parameter that characterizes the feature extraction process, which firstly operates on a local basis (B × B blocks) and then aggregates information to generate a single image descriptor.
Strong acidity in terms of nmol H+ per m3 of air is a parameter that characterizes the absolute acidity of atmospheric aerosols [37].
Dependence of the failure load predicted by the Coupled Criterion on the layer thickness ratio and brittleness number (a structural parameter that characterizes a combination of the stiffness, strength, fracture toughness and the thickness of the cracked ply of the laminate) is examined and discussed for carbon/epoxy and glass/epoxy laminates.
A key parameter that characterizes thermal behavior is the thermal conductivity of the inter/intralevel dielectric (ILD).
The induced damage is found to be proportional to a brittleness parameter that characterizes the propensity for brittle cracking.
On the other hand, the average clustering coefficient ACC G) ∈ (mathbb{R})[0,1] is a global parameter that characterizes the overall network topology of G [10].
This sensitivity is attributed to negative estimate of a biophysical parameter that characterizes binding of internal Ca2+ to the uniporter.
