The phrase "as a function of the voltage" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to describe how one variable changes in relation to another variable, in this case, voltage.
Example: "The current in the circuit varies as a function of the voltage applied across the resistor."
Alternatives: "in relation to the voltage" or "depending on the voltage".
The photocurrent through the device is measured as a function of the voltage across the electrodes for different illumination levels.
Changes in through-pore conductance were measured as a function of the voltage applied to the actuator.
The brothers say the device uses a technique called voltammetry, which measures the current in a sample as a function of the voltage applied to it.
The planar and cross morphologies as well as the surface charge distribution were investigated as a function of the voltage applied during growth, i.e. the thickness.
The proposed AFC for APF, consist to adapt the output gain of this controller at every situation of the system as a function of the voltage error and its variation.
Power losses of a bidirectional three-port DC DC converter to be used in hybrid electric systems as a function of the voltage conversion ratios and the output power are evaluated in this work.
Figure 1B graphs tail currents (normalized to maximal current), which are measured shortly after stepping negative from the depolarization voltage, as a function of the depolarization voltage.
Figure 3(c) shows the density of traps Nt as a function of the gate voltage, as determined from the VC values at different gate voltages (see Fig. S5 in the Supplementary Information).
(b) CPGE current normalized by the background current, as a function of the gate voltage.
(b) Shows the predicted power for a train of 1,000 droplets as a function of the bias voltage.
The results show the temperature dependence of the current to vary strongly as a function of the gate voltage.
