The phrase "as a secondary parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variables or factors that are not the primary focus but still hold significance in a given context.
Example: "In our analysis, we will consider temperature as a secondary parameter to evaluate its impact on the experiment's outcome."
Alternatives: "as a supplementary factor" or "as an additional variable".
Thus, if architecture were to be understood as a secondary parameter for the definition of sacred space, the question arises as to how exactly a religiously used spatial frame was demarcated in Greco-Roman antiquity.
The embryological origin of the anomalies is used as a secondary parameter.
Diagnostic performance of the different imaging modalities was included as a secondary parameter in patients who had surgery.
For this reason, information was also collected for the WOMAC index as a secondary parameter of the present study.
The zero-order production rate constant (kin) was computed as a secondary parameter: kin = [CRP0 × kout γ ]1/ γ.
The aggregate CI at index procedure was correlated to remaining gap occurrence in PV pairs to assess impact of lesion contiguity as a secondary parameter.
In Hybrid, Energy-Efficient, Distributed Clustering (HEED) [9] approach, CHs are periodically selected according to a hybrid of their residual energy and a secondary parameter, such as a node's proximity to its neighbors or node degree.
k SYN was a secondary parameter defined as.
Softer films dampen the sensor's frequency of oscillation which was calculated by a secondary parameter known as the dissipation (D).
This strain field can be handled as a secondary order parameter within the Landau theory approach, leading to a decrease of the phase transition temperature and thus quenching the high temperature tetragonal phase.
The flow resistance estimation with AL may be further improved by using AL/AS as a secondary area parameter to take into account the share of the stem to the total drag.
