The phrase "as a function of the magnitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical, scientific, or technical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to the size or extent of another variable.
Example: "The response of the system varies as a function of the magnitude of the input signal."
Alternatives: "in relation to the magnitude" or "depending on the magnitude".
Fig. 4. Photometric uncertainties as a function of the magnitude at each IRC band for sources with full color information.
The LUT expresses the desired parameterb as a function of the magnitude and phase of the diffuse component R ik.
Figure 4 shows the mean weight of earthquakes with magnitude M > m in R over the period 2000 2009, as a function of the magnitude threshold m.
A realistic two-layer continuous track model is used to predict the response as a function of the magnitude of the force.
Based on the simulated results, a correlation for the prediction of solid flowrate is formulated as a function of the magnitude of cohesive force and the rotational speed of a screw.
Samardjieva and Oike (1992), Samardjieva and Badal (2002), and Badal et al. (2005) analyzed and tested a model to estimate the (log value of the) number of casualties as a function of the magnitude and population density for earthquakes worldwide.
(3) The occurrence probability of ESF is characterized by a continuous probability distribution as a function of the PRE magnitude.
Figure 8 shows the mean damage degrees obtained using the two methodologies as a function of the earthquake magnitude.
The permeabilization can be temporary (reversible electroporation) or permanent (irreversible electroporation) as a function of the electrical field magnitude and duration, and the number of pulses [6].
The magnitudes of the LFEs were computed using a formula for magnitude as a function of the maximum amplitude and the epicentral distance of the event (Watanabe 1971).
The numerical effort is characterized as a function of the vesicle's initial shape, the flow magnitude and the confinement.
