The phrase "as a function of month" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical, statistical, or analytical contexts to indicate that a variable changes or is dependent on the month.
Example: "The sales figures will be analyzed as a function of month to identify seasonal trends."
Alternatives: "in relation to the month" or "based on the month".
The model provides the vertical scale height (VSH) as a function of month of the year, local time, geomagnetic latitude, solar flux F107 and Kp index.
The model provides the transition height as a function of month of the year, local time, geomagnetic latitude, longitude and solar flux F107.
A 16-year climatological average of the green line emission rate is shown in Fig. 3 as a function of month and time of the night.
A study conducted in northern Sweden suggests that suicide methods among suicide victims who had not been in contact with the psychiatric services (n = 693; dead 1961 1980) differed as a function of month of birth [ 1].
Centile curves for 25(OH D predicted with the multivariate model as a function of date of measurement for men and women with a fixed value of BMI are illustrated in Figure 1 expressed as a function of month of measurements and in Figure S2 expressed as a function of week of measurements.
A predictive map of seedling recruitment as a function of July maximum temperature, generated by applying the quasi-Poisson regression model to the 2-m gridded temperature dataset, shows a very smooth recruitment surface with moderately high predicted recruitment even in the upper elevation limits of the study area (Figure 7a).
Scavia et al. use a one-dimensional, simple mechanistic model that explains 45% of the interannual variability as a function of the May–June nitrogen load.
This allows us to look not only at performance but also at high school students' decision to pursue higher education as a function of their month of birth.
If we group the beamforming results as a function of the month of the year, we observe a coherent annual variation of ±5°, which is probably related to small seasonal variations in the location of the noise sources in the Atlantic Ocean (Figure 3, bottom).
Because sunlight plays a major role in vitamin D synthesis, we then examined 25-OH vitamin D levels as a function of the month the sample was drawn as a surrogate marker of ultraviolet (UV) B exposure (Fig. 1C).
Absenteeism rates (# of employed persons who were absent due to own illness or disability/# of employed persons) and the proportion of potential hours worked that were lost due to own illness or disability were modeled separately as a function of seasonality (month), secular trend, and the level of influenza activity corresponding to the reference week.
