The phrase "as parameters to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in programming or technical contexts to describe the act of passing values or variables to a function or method.
Example: "You can pass the user input as parameters to the function to process the data accordingly."
Alternatives: "as arguments to" or "as inputs to".
We just need to pass the URL of the New York Times API and all the query parameters as parameters to the proxy.
If someone has answered the survey before, the program passes the ID of the last response as parameters to the Qualtrics API call.
In this study, therapeutic gain and tumor dose per target power, as parameters to evaluate the treatment quality, were calculated.
Flow table test and rheometry were used as parameters to formulate mortars by means of a factorial design experiment.
For instance, in the social network case, the sizes of the communities expected to discover may have been known; the model can be over-parameterized by treating the sizes as parameters to be estimated.
The osteoporosis self-assessment tool (OST) is a screening instrument that uses age and weight as parameters to predict the risk of osteoporosis.
The hydrogen content and the CO2/COx molar ratio in the outlet gases were used as parameters to optimize the operating conditions in the reforming reactor.
The reinforcement length and pre-stressing force were used as parameters to analyze the effects of the strengthening performance in the proposed numerical model.
ESLR uses the state information of network devices as parameters to calculate a composite route metric; ESLR selects the network paths based on the cumulative propagation delay.
The generic representation CaHbH∗cH∗∗dH∗∗∗eO2(OH f for the mixtures was developed and their coefficients were used as parameters to describe the OT.
As parameters to quantify the scratch resistance the load and the area of delamination as well as the length and number of surface cracks are considered.
