The phrase "as a function of season using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something varies or changes depending on the season, often in scientific or analytical writing.
Example: "The study analyzed the plant growth rates as a function of season using data collected over five years."
Alternatives: "depending on the season" or "in relation to the season".
This comparison enabled us to plot prevalence as a function of season: winter deployments (October March) compared with summer deployments (March October).
The model-building steps of the Washington time-series mortality model development used in these analyses (Ito et al., unpublished data) were designed to be similar to those used in past studies of PM2.5 mass, as follows: We first developed the base mortality model as a function of season and other temporal trends in Poisson generalized linear models (GLMs) (McCullagh and Nelder 1989).
Syringodium filiforme does not exhibit physiological compensation as a function of season.
The results show a variation in the occurrence of the four types of the SF as a function of season, Kp and SunSpot Number (SSN).
We here report on the distribution of such disturbances as a function of season, time-of-day, and phase of the solar cycle.
Representative electron density profiles can be established as a function of season, solar zenith angle, solar activity, riometer absorption and Kp.
e, f S4max values as a function of season and altitude for Tucumán and Taiwan, respectively.
The occurrence probability of ESF as a function of season and longitude has been derived from satellite data.
Figure 13e, f presents the S4max values as a function of season and altitude for Tucumán and Taiwan, respectively.
Some of these studies indicated that concentrations of DEHP change annually as a function of season and runoff, with the highest concentrations of DEHP occurring during the rainy season, the lower concentrations during the dry season, and the lowest concentrations during the transition seasons [16].
