The phrase "and involves a function" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process, task, or concept that includes a specific function or role.
Example: "The algorithm is complex and involves a function that calculates the optimal solution based on the given parameters."
Alternatives: "and includes a function" or "and entails a function".
In 1892 [14], Hadamard presented a concept of fractional derivatives, which is different from Caputo and Riemann-Liouville type fractional derivatives and involves a logarithmic function of an arbitrary exponent in the integral kernel.
The formal definition of a thing specifies its function, and involves a final cause, while its material definition specifies how it must be constructed so as to perform that function, that is, to be an efficient cause of certain effects.
Multiwavelet coherence was proposed based on the concept of Thomson's multitaper technique [20] and involves a set of orthogonal wavelet taper functions, the so-called Morse wavelet.
Thus, analogous to observations made for Elongator in S. cerevisiae, cytoplasmic signals exhibited by Arabidopsis ELP reporter proteins are in agreement with a role of Elongator outside the nucleus and could involve a function in tRNA maturation (Huang et al., 2005; Rahl et al., 2005).
The stenosis was unilateral in 49% and bilateral in 48% and involved a solitary functioning kidney in 3.6%.
Simplex method, Standard technique in linear programming for solving an optimization problem, typically one involving a function and several constraints expressed as inequalities.
CX is a multidisciplinary effort which impacts and involves all functions of a company.
More generally, functions arose as solutions of ordinary differential equations (involving a function of one variable and its derivatives) and partial differential equations (involving a function of several variables and derivatives with respect to these variables).
Neuropsychological tests of executive function are often quite complex and involve a number of different executive functions, making it difficult to resolve the exact locus of dysfunction [ 25].
It is likely that this intervention can obtain beneficial effects by acting at various levels of function and involving a number of molecular cellular, and systemic changes.
