The phrase "an auxiliary one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves as a supplementary or additional component, often in contexts like grammar or support systems.
Example: "In this sentence, the verb 'to be' functions as an auxiliary one, helping to form the perfect tense."
Alternatives: "a supporting one" or "a supplementary one."
It is actually two earthen dams, a main one that is 185 feet high and an auxiliary one that sits on higher ground and is 100 feet high.
The proposed controller is divided into a main one and an auxiliary one.
First, it is designed a tracking process, based in the "equivalent control" technique, providing the finite-time equivalence of the origin stochastic process with unknown parameters to an auxiliary one.
In the internal valleys, herding is the core activity with date cultivation as an auxiliary one, but assumes core status seasonally.
Supercapacitors can be used either alone as a primary power source or as an auxiliary one with rechargeable batteries for high-power applications, such as industrial mobile equipment and hybrid/electric vehicles.
Therefore, in the performance comparison, the F-measure is used as the main metric, and the Acc is only used as an auxiliary one.
Most earlier tastings had been held in Windows on the World, in a sprawling banquet room and a smaller auxiliary one, with horizon views east, south and west.
The fuel cell is the main source and the supercapacitor is the auxiliary one, which recovers power at a braking or a decelerating mode.
The No3 is required to act as an auxiliary opener one day or bide his time and set the tone of the innings the next.
Starting with the hypothesis that the genome replication process uses error-correcting means, and the auxiliary one that nested codes are used to this end, we first review the concepts of redundancy and error-correcting codes.
Both the main array and the auxiliary one are considered to be uniform linear arrays comprised of N m and N a omnidirectional elements with inter-element spacing d, respectively.
