The phrase "calibrated variable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a variable such as a physical property, measurement, or calculation that has been standardized in comparison to a known standard. For example, "The pressure was measured using a calibrated variable."
Overall vehicle demand is determined by internally calibrated variables for each member state.
It is based on the use of seismic early warning information (SEWI) to optimally calibrate variable dampers for a higher reduction of the structural response.
The vertical strain was measured utilizing a calibrated Linear Variable Differential Transformers (LVDT) sensor.
We also used a calibrated AOD variable (Paciorek et al. 2008), which accounts for systematic effects of PBL, RH, season, and time-invariant regional variation that modify and obscure the relationship between daily PM2.5 and daily AOD.
The second approach uses the SET data to calibrate a variable rate of soil surface elevation formulation that is explicitly affected by sea-level rise due to eco-geomorphic feedbacks, in line with previous research7,12.
Reference strips are primarily designed for use in combination with sensor technology (Greenseeker, CropCircle, OptRX, CropSpec) to calibrate the variable rate application equipment for a specific field and timing of application.
Once items have been calibrated along the variable, they can be interpreted in terms of the item writers' intentions.
The duration and intensity of pandemic control measures will need to be judiciously calibrated to the variable nature of any future pandemic wave.
Using the AMECO database, we calibrate policy variables as to match the Spanish consolidation episodes that occurred between 1996 and 2007.
