The phrase "array according to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the organization or arrangement of items based on specific criteria or parameters.
Example: "The data was arrayed according to the date of entry, allowing for easier analysis of trends over time."
Alternatives: "organize based on" or "arrange in accordance with".
The optimal design is obtained using an L18 orthogonal array according to the Taguchi optimization method.
Microarray hybridization was performed in the Roswell Park Genomics Shared Resource using the Illumina human Bead-ChIP array according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Second, we discussed the temperature distribution under steady state of the integrated gas sensor array according to the variances of material properties and the array's structure.
With XY-scanning system, the defect information of full aperture can be obtained by stitching the sub-aperture image array, according to the algorithms of template matching.
Consider a linear microphone array, according to Fig. 1, consisting of L microphones and observed mixture signals ({mathbf x}(n)).
Therefore, two approaches were proposed: improving the uniformity of the NWs on one hand and patterning the array according to the dimension and shape of the top electrode.
Also, the relative performance of regular and logarithmic arrays is more consistent with the trends of the irregular array according to Pielou's evenness index than to standard deviation.
This array, according to music historian and analyst John Whenham, is intended to suggest that Orfeo is harnessing all the available forces of music to support his plea.
Tissue materials were genotyped on the Affymetrix 6.0 array, according to the manufacturer's protocol.
cDNA was synthesized, labeled and hybridized to the GeneChip array according to the manufacturer's protocol.
850 ng of an experimental sample and of the reference were hybridized to Agilent C. elegans 4×44k oligo microarrays for each array, according to the manufacturer's protocol.
