The phrase "according to depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, levels, or classifications that vary based on depth in contexts such as science, engineering, or data analysis.
Example: "The data was categorized according to depth, revealing significant variations in temperature at different ocean layers."
Alternatives: "based on depth" or "in relation to depth".
This is possible because currents can differ in direction according to depth (e.g., above and below haloclines and thermoclines), as is the case in estuaries.
There is a response time delay of coffee vigor to soil moisture, and this time varies according to depth and water content in the soil profile.
Wounds were categorized according to depth, whether or not the clinician was able to adequately explore the wound, and whether or not an FB was found clinically.
Then, we tested the sensitivity of the proposed protocol on the Bizeux Islet to study the variations of community structures according to depth and station.
Nevertheless, they can be completely different according to depth and content.
Figure 6 Solid-state CP-MAS 31P NMR spectra of demineralized sediments from Site 2 stacked according to depth.
According to depth-sensing indentation techniques, the Young's modulus and the hardness of the films were also characterized and revealed in some cases a marked peak-load dependence.
Symbols and sizes of symbols differ according to depths and magnitudes of earthquakes, respectively.
On average, the sequencing depth was 5-fold, which should thus allow for the attainment of at least 89% sensitivity and 88% precision according to depth-performance calibration.
Third, deep basins should be classified according to the depth rather than incorporating the geological aspects that constrain the depth distribution of hydrocarbon entrapment.
Optical sections (1 μm) were captured at various depths, projected as a three-dimensional image and color-coded according to the depth of the field.
