The phrase "characterization procedures" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to any systematic methods used to describe the features or elements of a certain person, thing, or concept. For example: "The characterization procedures employed by the marketing team were largely successful in identifying key trends in consumer behavior."
The modeling and characterization procedures are illustrated using a 22F supercapacitor.
Design, synthesis and characterization procedures are reported for fabricating In- and PbI2-doped PbTe compounds with desired composition profiles.
In this article, a comprehensive review of foaming warm mix asphalt (WMA) techniques, foaming theory and mechanisms, research and development as well as characterization procedures are presented.
The presented method may greatly simplify the screening and characterization procedures of the increasing number of polymerases that are thought to be potential targets for drug design and cancer treatment.
This feasibility study, including detailed explanation of phantom evaluation and characterization procedures for key parameters, will be useful for the development of future dual-frequency array transducers for intracavitary acoustic angiography.
However, due to the variable size of the indels and the polyploid status of many cell lines (e.g., cancer-derived cells), obtaining a knockout usually requires lengthy screening and characterization procedures.
It is believed that the obtained results represent a significant contribution in the understanding of the TCT test as a mode II characterization procedure and, at the same time, provide new guidelines to characterize the mode II crack propagation under tensile loads.
Then the characterization procedure for such lens array is demonstrated.
Liu, L., Prudden, A. R., Bosman, G. P. & Boons, G. J. Improved isolation and characterization procedure of sialylglycopeptide from egg yolk powder.
The proposed computational structural characterization procedure offers a complementary tool to optical and other experimental measurements.
A characterization procedure has been developed for the true boiling point (TBP) and plus fractions.
