The phrase "as the inversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or idea that is the opposite or reverse of another concept or idea.
Example: "In mathematics, the function f(x) can be understood as the inversion of g(x) when g(f(x)) = x."
Alternatives: "as the opposite of" or "as the reverse of".
I look at what I do as the inversion of the Godfather principle: It's not business, it's personal".
Moreover, if the disturbance and estimated parameter errors are square-integrable, then an asymptotic motion tracking is achieved while the force error is as small as the inversion of control gain.
This is referred to as the inversion of the image formation process [1], as seen in Fig. 1.
The observation error and weighting between the horizontal and vertical components are also same as the inversion of the 3-month data.
The idea of negation as the inversion of arrangements of truth values, such as truth value polygons, has been developed in Varzi and Warglien 2003, see also Shramko and Wansing 2011 for negation as order-inversion in a logic of generalized truth values.
Rearrangements also occurred in Dioscorea, such as the inversion of SSC.
During the detection process, some parts of the inversions were found to be aligned without mismatches, as follows: The inversion of 8 bp included a palindrome in part and was aligned with the palindrome.
As Macdonald writes, the inversion of risk represents a disturbing change in who government serves.
As a consequence, the inversion of the isoparametric finite element mapping is requested.
As a result the inversion of pentadiagonal matrices can be implemented within each subdomain in an independent manner subject to a conventional halo-exchange process.
SPOT reflectance observations were atmospherically corrected using aerosol data from MODIS and profiles of air temperature, humidity and ozone from the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS), and used as input for the inversion of a canopy reflectance model.
