The phrase "as a function of the withdrawal" 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 act of withdrawal, often in mathematical, financial, or scientific discussions.
Example: "The interest rate will be adjusted as a function of the withdrawal amount from the account."
Alternatives: "depending on the withdrawal" or "in relation to the withdrawal".
The deflection of the cantilever was recorded as a function of the piezoelectric translator position during the approach and withdrawal of the AFM tip.
The model describes the relationship between porosity and stresses, and estimates reservoir compaction as a function of fluid withdrawal, time, and stresses.
Microstructure evolutions were studied as a function of withdrawal velocity and alloy composition for Zr41.2Ti13.8Cu12.5Ni10Be22.5 and its surrounding alloys.
But as those blasts became less common — a function of the U.S. and NATO withdrawal — the boys started wandering onto the range to collect scrap metal to sell.
"Brand affinity and customer loyalty become a function of the social capital that you accrue, and that's part of a constant deposit and withdrawal cycle," Mainwaring said.
To explore this further and to demonstrate the effects of medication withdrawal on the repetition rate, we examined the difference in the repetition rate between sessions as a function of disease severity for subjects included in the imaging analysis.
Mean (±SEM, n = 12 per group) percent increase in plasma levels of DAT-aAbs titers in the second withdrawal compared to baseline, as a function of immunization group.
Testing was repeated every 10 minutes and the data from individual animals was averaged at each time point to generate a withdrawal latency curve as a function of test time for each experimental group of mice and naked mole-rats.
The incidence of foot withdrawal was expressed as a percentage of the five applications of each stimulus as a function of force.
Mechanical stimulation of the pelvic area of female C57BL/6J (B6) mice evoked baseline responses (pelvic withdrawal, jumping, or pelvic licking/scratching) where the percentage of responses increased as a function of force applied using graded filaments (Fig. 1A).
