The phrase "a protocol under which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the conditions or framework of a specific protocol or agreement.
Example: "The organization has established a protocol under which all data must be encrypted before transmission."
Alternatives: "a protocol that governs" or "a protocol in which".
Ashraf et al., in their work titled "Channel MAC protocol for opportunistic communication in ad hoc wireless networks," use this observation to develop a MAC protocol under which users transmit depending on their predictions of the quality of the channel between them and their destination.
However, it will be important to keep in mind that internal nutrient-use efficiency is directly dependent on nutrient uptake and the challenge will be to develop a screening protocol under which all genotypes are supplied with the same quantity of the respective nutrient (Rose et al. 2011; Rose and Wissuwa 2012).
In the fallout from the affair, the state produced a new execution protocol, under which the the death chamber was renovated.
Under federal law, prosecutors must go through what is known within the Justice Department as a death-penalty protocol, under which the United States Attorney's Office and Justice Department lawyers in Washington analyze all aspects of the crime, as well as the defendant's background, criminal history and other characteristics.
To overcome this difficulty, we introduce consensus methods to design a message-passing protocol under which the local estimates can converge to the same value.
To make it possible to detect potential changes in the strength of the SIRT6 interaction with chromatin, we used a more stringent chromatin fractionation protocol, under which, in the absence of DNA damage, only a minor portion of SIRT6 is associated with the purified chromatin fraction [ 25].
This approach was necessitated by the complexity of our fact-sampling protocol, under which genes are initially selected, and then a (variable) number of facts for each gene are checked.
At Warsaw, the efforts of the LMDC focused on attempting to reintroduce into the key texts a restatement of the separation of countries into "developed" and "developing" that was first set out in 1992 and enshrined in the 1997 Kyoto protocol, under which developing countries bore no obligations on their emissions and rich nations faced steep cuts.
In addition, the clinical protocol under which the subjects are challenged requires malaria treatment without delay upon diagnosis of parasitemia by light microscopy, thus precluding subsequent direct observation of any parasitemia-limiting effects or abrogation of clinical manifestations that may be induced by a blood stage vaccine.
The National Guidelines provide no further guidance but simply state that the REC should review and approve the protocol under which data and samples may be shared [ 27].
