The phrase "as the functioning of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something operates or works in relation to another concept or system.
Example: "The study aims to explore the effects of stress on cognitive performance, as the functioning of the brain is significantly influenced by emotional states."
Alternatives: "in terms of operation" or "regarding the operation of".
The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) complained of a "superficial, incomplete and misleading" assessment that showed an "absence of basic understanding of otter behaviour as well as the functioning of river ecosystems".
I can't comment on Potter's grasp of quantum mechanics, or his mastery of astrophysics, but on the subjects I know something about, such as the functioning of the human body, I noticed a worrying number of mistakes.
How the court responds could have consequences not only for the air Americans breathe, but also for the balance of power between the federal legislative and judicial branches, as well as the functioning of the modern regulatory apparatus.
Issues in the design of a trading market, such as the functioning of call versus continuous markets and of dealer versus auction markets, are examined in Section 7.
However, it is also important to note that results from the laboratory tests are not always comparable to field testing (Cantelo and Nickle 1992) as the functioning of EPNs in the open is influenced by an extensive list of factors.
However, when tight delay constraints exist, the system must operate with a small encoder delay budget, or equivalently a small encoder buffer, which tends to reduce the quality of the video, as the functioning of the rate control is more constrained.
As the function of miRNA depends on their sequence, functional miRNA are expected be conserved.
On Dec. 18, Harrison's zoning board questioned XM's temporary license, as well as the function of the repeaters.
In proportion as the function of a newspaper has developed and its organisation expanded, so have its costs increased.
According to the survey, Ohio State's endowment rose 12.7percentt last year, although Mr. Shkurti described the increase as the function of an accounting change, not exceptional returns.
