The phrase "are functioning on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the operation or performance of a system, process, or individual in relation to a specific task or context.
Example: "The servers are functioning on the latest software update, ensuring optimal performance."
Alternatives: "are operating on the" or "are working on the".
The paper focuses on cross-scale institutional interactions, describing how existing formal policies are functioning on the ground, how these policies interact with local arrangements, and how this interaction may affect the incentives of different actors towards sustainable fisheries.
However, the identification of MARK2 as a significant pS262 tau phosphorylator (Table 1) suggests that tau regulatory pathways are functioning on the 12E8 epitope in this cell line.
They include children who may be at risk of having a developmental disorder, or children who are functioning on the lower end of normal who may go on to struggle with the literacy, numeracy and socio-emotional demands of school and life [ 1].
In patients with significant spontaneous breathing activity, the respiratory changes in right atrial pressure have been proposed to differentiate patients whose hearts are functioning on the flat part of the cardiac function curve from those who still have volume reserves and are on the ascending part of the curve [ 18, 19].
Fifteen months ago, U.C.L.A. officials ordered a ban on transfers of cadavers and body specimens to institutions or individuals not affiliated with the university because of the fear that some "may not be functioning on the up-and-up," Dr. Rosenthal said in an interview on Monday.
Once the ventricle is functioning on the steep part of the Frank-Starling curve, there is a preload reserve.
Democrat Gavin Newsom in Citizenville writes, "Government right now is functioning on the cutting edge -- of 1973.
I imagine it being like when an athlete talks about the game slowing down... it's as if everything is functioning on the same level.
This decrease is not volume responsive when the heart is functioning on the plateau of its function curve.
The inspiratory increase in venous return described above can only occur if the heart is functioning on the ascending part of the cardiac function curve.
If the heart is functioning on the flat part of the curve, venous return cannot increase nor does the cardiac filling pressure increase relative to atmosphere.
