The phrase "a stable and functional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both reliable and effective, often in contexts related to systems, organizations, or processes.
Example: "The team worked hard to create a stable and functional software application that meets user needs."
Alternatives: "a reliable and effective" or "a consistent and operational".
In the face of challenge, confidence in that assumption has to be maintained for the sake of a stable and functional society.
If the world really wants Afghanistan to reinvent itself as a stable and functional nation, it must help Afghans assure education for their children.
I confirmed that Fd1 induced the formation of a stable and functional HO1 complex by the gel mobility shift assay.
Therefore, a multidisciplinary effort is essential to match these technical opportunities with biological needs in order to establish a stable and functional material-tissue interface.
Previously, we used an iterative in vitro selection strategy to generate a stable and functional form of the gene-3-protein without these disulfides.
Many attempts have been made to develop antibody fragments that can be expressed in the cytoplasm ("intrabodies") in a stable and functional form.
There is considerable evolutionary pressure on the orbiviruses to maintain a stable and enzymatically functional core-particle.
Species-specific differences in hepatic abundance of AMPK subunits The AMPK protein is a heterotrimer composed of a catalytic α subunit and two regulatory β and γ subunits, in a ratio of 1α:1β:1γ, all of which are required for the formation of a stable and fully functional AMPK complex [ 8, 9].
We describe a simple and fast method that selectively uses ancestral mutations to generate a soluble, stable and functional variant of the target protein, here named sHPBP.
Our primary goal was to develop a viable, stable and functional gene therapy approach aimed at reversing the molecular and behavioral abnormalities associated with the Slc6a3 deletion in DAT-KO mice.
Therefore, even a small set of homologous amino acid sequences contains sufficient information to design a thermally stable and functional protein.
