The phrase "charge corresponding to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an amount of money that is associated with a service or product. For example: The store charged me a fee corresponding to my purchase.
The obvious solution is to subtract the expected average trailing charge corresponding to observed intensities in pixels phas(2 4,3).
The charge corresponding to the voltammetric redox peaks of adsorbed complexes was used as a measure of the surface concentration.
Diffusion coefficient of hydrogen D can be evaluated either under transient conditions, from the anodic stripping current (Ia) or under steady-state condition, from the anodic charge corresponding to the stripping of hydrogen held initially in Pd membrane (Qa).
Under periodic current control (J=625 700 mA dm−2 during t1=1 s and J=0 during t2=8 s) and under pressure (20.4 atm at 80°C, 41 atm at 110°C), the octahydrophenanthrenes (asymmetric (4) and symmetric (5)) were obtained in high yield (91%), conversion rate (99 100%) and current efficiency (94 96%) after a charge corresponding to 8 F mol−1.
In March Morrisons took a £1.3bn charge corresponding to the falling value of its properties.
2) The charging lane can be used for two different charging needs ("emer" or "charge") corresponding to two different vehicle speeds.
For molecules from the dataset CCD_gen_all, we only calculated QM charges corresponding to the EEM parameter sets Cheminf2015 and Ccd2016.
In practice, according to the results obtained in several depots, the desired effects can be achieved with charges corresponding to the values given in Table 5.
At the point of zero charge (PZC), corresponding to an intermediate pH, some groups are protonated while others are deprotonated and the surface charge is neutralized [52,53].
