The phrase "absorption and function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, chemistry, or any field discussing processes involving the uptake of substances and their roles or activities.
Example: "The study focused on the absorption and function of nutrients in the human digestive system."
Alternatives: "uptake and activity" or "assimilation and role".
These authors suggest that the high number of positive correlations in rice is probably due to the interaction between ions whose chemical properties are sufficiently similar, and such similarity allows the competition for site of absorption, transport and function in plant tissues.
These changes may influence the nutrient absorption and protective function of the mucosal barrier.
Sex differences in dermal absorption and lung function (Becklake and Kauffmann 1999; Ernstgard et al. 2002) influence contaminant uptake.
Vitamin C is important for renewing and repairing tissues, iron absorption and other functions.
Despite the great promise of PTT in cancer treatment using nanomaterials, the development of a new generation of PTT agents with enhanced NIR absorption and multiple functions to realize imaging-guided highly effective cancer therapy still merits further effort.
Vitamin D is essential for calcium absorption, and numerous functions in the body.
Optical properties of any specimen are explored from the computed spectra of its dielectric function, refractive index, extinction coefficient, normal incidence reflectivity, optical conductivity optical absorption and energy loss function.
Only one published case reported a patient with significant systemic absorption and normal renal function but the patient suffered from severe graft-versus-host disease of the gastrointestinal tract [ 33].
At CMC point, some properties of surfactant solutions like conductivity, surface tension, osmotic pressure, absorption, and fluorescence as a function of concentration suffer abrupt changes due to the micelle formation (Tran & Yu 2005; Van Os et al. 1993).
Furthermore, several conditions, such as obesity, disorders of intestinal absorption, and liver or kidney function, pose an increased risk of developing vitamin D deficiency.
