The phrase "as a function of the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something changes or is determined by the structure of a system or object.
Example: "The performance of the material varies as a function of the structure, influencing its overall durability."
Alternatives: "in relation to the structure" or "depending on the structure".
The wear resistance and bending strength response were evaluated as a function of the structure of the FGMs.
Relevant results are presented and discussed as a function of the structure and morphology of coatings, which control enables a direct tailoring of the functional response.
Transcript levels related to the deposition of new extracellular matrix proteins varied as a function of the structure of the collagen matrix presented to the cells.
Relevant results are presented and discussed as a function of the structure and morphology of these systems, whose control enables a direct tailoring of the functional response.
Based on the 2-D Poisson's solution, the model gives the closed form solutions of the surface potential and electrical field distributions as a function of the structure parameters and drain bias.
The properties of polymers are measured, and the behavior of polymers as engineering materials and why they behave the way they do under different conditions as a function of the structure is determined.
Therefore, we developed another series of neural networks correlating the absolute damage for a given (site, building) pair as a function of the structure-to-soil frequency ratio, the A 0HV amplitude and PGA for building classes 1 3.
Fig. 9 Comparison of the variation of predicted rock-to-soil damage increment for class 3 buildings as a function of the structure-to-soil frequency ratio in the linear (blue) and nonlinear (red) cases, for four values of PGA and considering a velocity contrast c = 10.
Figure 9 compares the variation of the predicted damage increment as a function of the structure-to-soil frequency ratio for one velocity contrast value (C = 10) and four different values of rock PGA, in both linear (blue) and nonlinear (red) site response cases.
Yildiz's studies yielded insight into hydrogen solubility as a function of the electronic structure of the surface-oxide film.
