The phrase "a user configured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been set up or customized by a user, often in the context of software or technology.
Example: "The application allows for a user configured interface, enabling individuals to tailor their experience according to their preferences."
Alternatives: "user-defined" or "user-customized".
The SDFCmdPortObject not only transfers data in SD file format, but also transfers the user configured command line options of all preceding nodes.
The advent and increasing implementation of user configured and user oriented systems structured around the use of cloud configured information and the Internet of Things is presenting a new range and class of challenges to the underlying concepts of integration and transfer of functionality around which mechatronics is structured.
There's a companion app where the doppel user configures the device to their resting heart rate.
After that, the user configures the "problem", command with a set of parameters.
After signing up with HulloMail, the user configures their number (either on the handset or through their carrier, depending on both) to forward to HulloMail whenever a call goes unanswered.
Note that, in this phase, the user configures her smartphone with her own features (age, weight, height,…) in order to personalize the system.
The "federated" mode makes use of the SemaGrow Stack: if the user configures the Stack defining three or four endpoints in the federation, the recommender system can combine all of them.
For instance, a user could configure the software to display sophisticated up-to-the-minute information on a stock portfolio or keep a real-time comparison of player statistics in a fantasy baseball league.
It allows a user to configure input/output variables, sample input space and generate sequences of step changes, launch high-fidelity model simulations, fit simulation results to a D-RM, and finally visualize and validate the D-RM.
The simulation platform code is written in R and utilizes stochastic, event-driven programming to model patient flow through a user-configured ED environment.
Amazon confirmed it's rolling out an optional "Brief Mode" that lets Alexa users configure their Echo devices to use chimes and sounds for confirmations, instead of having Alexa respond with her voice.
