The phrase "and type of substrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different kinds of materials or surfaces in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The experiment will vary based on the conditions and type of substrate used in the study."
Alternatives: "and kind of material" or "and category of surface".
These factors, temperature, methane concentration, and type of substrate, influenced the growth of CVD carbon.
Depth and type of substrate along with distance from the closest seed source were found to be the most important predictors of seedling establishment.
Under the ranges studied the interaction between the variables was found to be statistically insignificant, apart from that between pulp density and type of substrate.
Different aspects of this technology such as configuration and design, mode of operation and type of substrate are considered in detail.
Analysis of the relation between the thickness of the vanadium-carbide layer and immersion time, salt bath temperature and type of substrate was conducted.
The effects of growth conditions, such as methane flow rates and type of substrate on the distribution, structure and properties of nanotubes were examined.
The microbial community structure is impacted by the pathways for pyrite oxidation, as these determine the number and type of substrates for growth.
Generation of AGEs in food during the cooking process depends on the amount and type of substrates present (e.g., reducing sugars and proteins or lipids) and correlates positively with the temperature and duration of preparation and negatively with the humidity (6).
Whether microbial growth will occur or not, depends on humidity, temperature, duration of exposure and type of material (substrate).
BUCHLORAC allows users to estimate the buffer requirements for their specific operating and design conditions including, for example, site water chemistry, mineralogy, amount of chlorinated solvent to be degraded, design inhibition pH, and type of organic substrate and buffering additive.
The precise mixture of hydrolytic enzymes also depends on the method of pretreatment and type of plant substrate (Rosgaard et al. 2007b; Saha and Cotta 2010).
