The phrase "as its coupling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, connections, or associations between two or more entities, particularly in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The system operates efficiently, as its coupling allows for seamless interaction between the components."
Alternatives: "due to its connection" or "because of its linkage".
We discuss the software design of the algorithm, as well as its coupling to the electrochemical compiler Ecco within an object-oriented framework.
In this paper the extension of the multigroup nodal diffusion code ANDES, based on the Analytic Coarse Mesh Finite Difference (ACMFD) method, from Cartesian to hexagonal geometry is presented, as well as its coupling with the thermal hydraulic (TH) code COBRA-IIIc for hexagonal core analysis.
Nevertheless, GC has become the preferred technique for PAH analysis as its coupling with MS detection provides superior resolution capabilities, improved sensitivity and selectivity as well as the possibility of using isotopically labelled internal standards [ 16, 17].
Particularly, in human endothelial cells from various blood vessels, CB1 immunoreactive components are present as is its coupling to anandamide-stimulated NOS-derived NO production [19].
A method is suggested to solve the boundary equations so that the semi-implicitness of the algorithm is maintained, as well as its pressure velocity coupling.
While aminated glass exhibited a relatively hydrophilic surface (54.9 ± 1.1°), the contact angle significantly decreased after star PEG grafting as a function of its coupling concentration.
That's more graduates than even the largest U.S. computer science programs graduate in a year, so the team has definitely set itself up for a challenge, especially as it tries to keep its group of graduates as diverse as its first couple of batches.
Every single sentence has a zombie noun or a pronoun as its subject, coupled with an uninspiring verb.
Even Mr. Wheeldon's "Duet," set to the adagio assai from Ravel's "Piano Concerto in G Major," with its romantic aesthetic, had a prevailing air of melancholy, as its titular couple (Anu Viheriäranta and Jozef Varga, both impeccable) swooped and draped, displaying long, beautiful lines and Mr. Wheeldon's characteristically fluid, inventive partnering.
A more obvious challenge was Balanchine's "Divertimento from 'Le Baiser de la Fée,' " which begins as a sunny ballet, yet in the end is full of secrets as its lead couple slowly part on a darkened stage with outstretched arms.
Guinness World Records has just declared a Japanese couple as its oldest living married couple.
