The phrase "algorithm delivering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the performance or output of an algorithm in a specific context, such as technology or data processing.
Example: "The new algorithm delivering real-time analytics has significantly improved our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "algorithm providing" or "algorithm yielding".
Quarati et al. presented a cloud brokering algorithm delivering services with different levels of non-functional requirements [1], to private or public resources, on the basis of different scheduling criteria.
The pump was then set to the minimum allowed basal infusion rate of 0.2 unit/h, with the algorithm delivering discrete 0.2-unit boluses as calculated based on real-time sensor glucose measurements.
In this article, which is based mostly on work by Alexandrov et al. (2010), our aim was to construct an efficient algorithm delivering segmentation maps of at least comparable quality for the datasets from Alexandrov et al. (2010) where comparison is done visually taking into account the anatomical or histological structure of the tissue sample.
The algorithm delivered another Terran, a Ukrainian named Kas, and she began again.
As a result, the proposed algorithm delivers several orders-of-magnitude speedup vs. explicit algorithms.
In all the scenarios, the local search algorithm delivered the most optimal power usage rate.
It has been demonstrated that the algorithm delivers the theoretically predicted accuracy in both time and space.
In summary, the storm detection algorithm delivers three variables when applied to data containing an SSC: t SSC, (Delta H and Deltata t).
As a consequence, the SP-JIPDA algorithm delivers much better tracking performance in terms of both track management and trajectory estimation.
The single tree-based algorithm delivered highly reliable estimates for a set of forest structural attributes that are of interest in forest inventories at the landscape scale.
In all three cases, the SCT algorithm delivers a segmentation that is far better than standard thresholding methods, and more importantly, is comparable to manual thresholding results.
