The phrase "attenuation for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to signal processing, telecommunications, or any field where the reduction of signal strength is discussed.
Example: "The attenuation for a specific frequency can significantly impact the quality of the transmitted signal."
Alternatives: "reduction for a" or "diminution for a".
Disturbance attenuation for a class of nonlinear systems under unknown disturbances is considered in this paper.
This paper considers a problem of disturbance attenuation for a pinned pinned flexible beam.
This paper studies the problem of stochastic stability and disturbance attenuation for a class of linear continuous-time uncertain systems with Markovian jumping parameters.
It is shown that a combination of active wall linings with passive linings yields a high attenuation for a wide frequency band.
A one-dimensional FDITD algorithm has been used to evaluate the weight of hysteresis in determining the magnetic field attenuation for a magnetic iron hollow indefinite thin cylinder.
Predictions of A-weighted excess attenuation for a traffic noise spectrum are made illustrating the effects of varying the depth of the cutting and the absorbency of the surrounding ground surface.
While in clear conditions atmospheric attenuation for an OW link can be as low as a fraction of a few dB/km, heavy snow or fog can increase this attenuation to hundreds of dBs/km.
To enable an attenuation correction for patient-specific organ depths, a depth-dependent attenuation correction function was approximated by a second-degree polynomial curve, which was separately fitted to the newborn and the 1-year-old data.
For the MC study, the attenuation map for a given motion phase was obtained by transforming the reference attenuation map to the motion phase using the corresponding motion fields measured by MRI.
It is possible that the null results from this study are due to unmeasured confounding (for example, socioeconomic status), although there are no strong risk factors for RA that could account for attenuation of a true association.
"Disturbance Attenuation for Uncertain Control Systems" presents a variety of approaches to the design problem in the presence of a (partly) unknown disturbance signal.
