The phrase "an ideal sample" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a sample that perfectly represents a desired quality or standard in a particular context, such as research or testing.
Example: "In our study, we aimed to collect an ideal sample that accurately reflects the demographics of the population."
Alternatives: "a perfect specimen" or "an optimal example".
The one prose work that is biographically specific to him, "Monte Video," is problematic — at only one thousand two hundred and sixty-three words, it's not an ideal sample.
It is possible to reconstruct a continuous signal from an ideal sample by the use of a hold device.
Because of the unique characteristics of the compounds, the aggregate is an ideal sample to study the energy transfer in solid state and is used as a fluorescent probe for the detection of the fluoride anion in aqueous solution.
Correction coefficients of each spectrum are calculated by regressing it onto an ideal sample spectrum (a representative spectrum of the group of spectra under consideration in a completely noise free environment).
These qualities make MeCpPtMe3 an ideal sample to validate the cryogenic transfer capabilities since the APT spectra would clearly demonstrate whether the film is pristine or suffered contamination or degradation due to thermal warming.
We conjecture that an ideal sample set should include users with the following tendencies: Activeness: the extent to which a user will actively mention various topics of interest in their tweets.
While the system has an ideal sampler, a zero-order hold and a time delay, the design problem can be reduced to a finite-dimensional discrete-time problem using the FSFH (fast-sample and fast-hold) approximation.
Additionally, our search may not have employed the most optimal keywords to generate an ideal sampling from around the world.
Miraglia et al. (2005) present a holistic view of an ideal sampling plan for the determination of mycotoxins using a two-step approach.
Knowledge of the variability of HAP concentrations over days, months, and seasons can inform the design of an ideal sampling plan for exposure assessment.
Almost every person in the UK is registered with a GP, thus there exists the potential for primary care to offer an ideal sampling frame for end-of-life care studies.
