The phrase "a unified expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a cohesive or collective representation of ideas, feelings, or concepts.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a unified expression of love, loss, and hope."
Alternatives: "a cohesive representation of" or "a collective manifestation of".
On the other hand, concerning the practical accessibility, the set of (18a) and (18c)—the level-2 expression has the advantages that (i) it is seamlessly solvable at all latitudes and (ii) it provides a unified expression for all types of waves with which to estimate the direction of the group velocity.
This provides a unified expression for the design of a planar four-bar linkage with arbitrary n positions for a flapping wing.
Partial differentiation of (12) with respect to wavenumber k yields a unified expression for the group velocity of equatorial waves, begin{array}rcl@ frac{partial omega}{partial k} = frac{2 k omega + 1 }{3 omega^{2} - k^{2} +2n +1)}= frac{2 omega^{2} + omega/k}{2omega^{3}/k+1}, end{array} (13).
Because the order of freeform surface is unknown, it can hardly use an unified expression to describe the surface exactly.
Therefore, we need to find a unified expression that will be used as the objective function of the upcoming optimization problem.
"I aim to blur the definitive recognition of what is generative and what is digital painting, really working them to together into a unified expression," she says.
The unified expression of fatigue characteristics under different test conditions for asphalt mixtures was realized.
The unified expression of the notch stress strain calculation developed in this paper can thus provide a more logical approximate approach for estimating the elastic plastic notch-tip stress and strain responses of components subjected to lengthy multiaxial cyclic loading histories for local strain approach-based fatigue-crack-initiation life prediction.
First, unified expressions of the joint probability function with quantized state variables for a non-stationary stochastic system and the joint factorial moments are found in a general form, including previous well-known results.
