The phrase "as a predetermined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been established or decided in advance.
Example: "The results were analyzed as a predetermined outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "as an established" or "as a prearranged".
Greenberg carried over, as well, the belief in history as a predetermined unfolding, which he transposed from economics to aesthetics.
"At the same time, the court cannot conceive that Congress intended the judiciary's function in passing upon these settlements as illusory, as a predetermined rubber stamp for any settlement put before it".
8 The assumption of independence over time for the error terms is also critical in taking duration of residence as a predetermined variable.
In a first test on biodegradability, employing Proteinase XIV from Streptomyces griseus, it could be shown that this class of materials can be at least partly degraded by enzymes, with the amide bond functioning as a predetermined breaking point.
Due to the behaviour of a retrogressive rotational landslide, it would be more preferable to consider slope information as a predetermined cross-section angle from the base of the slope.
If they can act as a predetermined breaking point of the post must be evaluated in further examinations.
The purpose of the randomized control input design is to make the joint probability density function of the closed loop system as close as possible to a predetermined ideal joint probability density function.
What is more, like Chinese seesaw designers, lots of them still see politics as a game with a predetermined partner.
On a business trip to Mexico in January my phone was almost immediately, and rightly, blocked as I had reached a predetermined data cap.
Computation of the WID, via a well-known hash function h (e.g., SHA-1 used for 802.11i [22]), is done as follows: WID = A predetermined WID, ESSID not known, WID = h ( AP ′ s ESSID ), ESSID known but not associated, WID = h ( AP ′ s ESSID | | AP ′ s BSSID ), ESSID known & associated, (2).
The second hospitalization was defined as a readmission with a predetermined timeframe.
