The phrase "algorithm used on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the application of a specific algorithm to a particular dataset or problem.
Example: "The algorithm used on the dataset significantly improved the accuracy of the predictions."
Alternatives: "algorithm applied to" or "algorithm implemented on".
Nuance owns key pieces of technology for entering information onto mobile phones via both voice and touch (including the T9 text prediction algorithm used on most feature phones).
The lack of distinct visual features impede the application of the same image-based 3D modeling algorithm used on digital images for 3D building geometrical modeling purposes.
He applied a known and accepted algorithm used on law-school admissions [ 12].
The SOTA algorithm used on this dataset with linear correlation distance with 0 offset, 1000 cycles and 1.01 variability threshold parameters, led to the detection of 19 clusters.
Software to query the HMO's Oracle® data warehouse of coded outpatient encounter forms and inpatient and referral claims was developed and a study algorithm was designed to identify potential cases of adult-onset asthma (AOA) similar to a previously described algorithm used on an older computer system [Milton, 1998].
The algorithm uses on-line learning to balance computational loads between a construction and an improvement method, both working on high level solution representations.
Re-alignment: In this stage, the algorithm uses on a short read aligner to re-map the long soft clipped parts of reads.
Others noted that there have also been significant advances in detection and observation of extreme oceanic storm because of advances in satellite remote sensing and the algorithms used on the various sensors and model products.
IAC plans to improve the site's user interface and marketing, and apply the complex algorithms used on Web sites like Match.com and HomeAdvisor.com, which pairs homeowners with contractors.
Chicago studied the algorithms used on dating websites such as match.com, to come up with a way in which its 3,000 MBA students, spread over four campuses, could learn of other students with similar entrepreneurial ideas.
He got the idea from algorithms used on dating websites to match up potential lovers and thought the same idea could be applied to roommates.
