The phrase "achieved as a function of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something is accomplished or realized based on a specific factor or variable.
Example: "The project's success was achieved as a function of effective teamwork and communication."
Alternatives: "attained due to" or "realized based on".
In this model, optimization is achieved as a function of cost savings vs. customer comfort using mathematical market analysis.
Biomimetic alignment of fibers was achieved as a function of the rotational speed of the cylindrical target during electrospinning of a SF solution blended with polyethylene oxide.
The technique extends a method developed by de Salis and Oldham (Journal of Sound and Vibration221, 180 186) [1] where the duct blockage area function reconstruction is achieved as a function of the resonance and anti-resonance frequencies of the unblocked and partially blocked duct.
For any specific concentration of nanomagnets, similar temperature regulation capability is achieved as a function of ac field intensity.
We present and verify analytical models that account for the achieved performance as a function of available concurrency and architectural limitations.
Fibers in all scaffolds underwent alignment in response to strain; however, the rate and extent of alignment that could be achieved varied as a function of cross-linking.
The estimation is achieved as a result of minimizing an error function by a particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm.
The estimation of the system parameters is achieved as a result of minimizing the error function by the PSO algorithm.
The results showed that the achieved efficiency varies as a function of the different combinations of values tested, and that using these algorithms, it is possible to establish an approximation for maximum efficiency for each combination.
Figure 5 shows the achieved average throughput as a function of the received interference power level, for interference on different channels.
The probability of success (achieving statistical significance) as a function of the size of the placebo arm was estimated using logistic regression.
