The phrase "auxiliary domain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, linguistics, or any field where a secondary or supportive area is being discussed.
Example: "The auxiliary domain of the software allows for additional functionalities that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "supporting domain" or "secondary domain".
In particular, this paper focuses on evaluating two reliability methods recently proposed by the authors, referred to as spherical subset simulation (S3) and auxiliary domain method (ADM).
Utilizing a labeled source, or auxiliary, domain for aiding a target task can greatly reduce the cost and effort of collecting sufficient training labels to create an effective model in the new target distribution.
Because transferring knowledge from the auxiliary domain has been demonstrated to be useful, it is possible to develop an appropriate clustering algorithm for these scenarios in view of transfer learning, where useful information from relevant source domains can be used to complement the decision process and to identify the appropriate number of clusters and a high quality clustering result.
Since then several advanced stochastic simulation algorithms for computing small failure probabilities encountered in reliability analysis of engineering systems have been developed: Subset Simulation (Au and Beck (2001) [2]), Line Sampling (Schuëller et al. (2004) [3]), The Auxiliary Domain Method (Katafygiotis et al. (2007) [4]), ALIS (Katafygiotis and Zuev (2007) [5]), etc.
A TF may also contain an auxiliary domain that facilitates DNA binding.
We considered 3 types of protein domain: DNA-binding domain (DBD), auxiliary domain (AD), and forbidden domain (FD).
These results show how the auxiliary domains and the canonical Sm folds of the Lsm1-7 complex are organized in order to mediate and modulate macromolecular interactions.
One of these proteins, LIF2 (At4g00830), contains three well-conserved RNA recognition motifs (RRM) [41], [42], a C-terminal nuclear localization signal (NLS), and two auxiliary domains with unusual amino acid distributions (glutamic acid and aspartic acid rich region; a glycine-rich region) (Fig. 1A).
Auxiliary domains were omitted.
Examples of NRPS auxiliary domains include epimerisation (E) domains, N-methyltransferase (NM) domains and heterocyclisation domains.
CBMs are usually auxiliary domains that occur within proteins in conjunction with other CAZyme modules [ 78].
