The phrase "frequency width" is not a standard part of a sentence in written English.
It does not have a clear meaning or usage. It is possible that it could have a specific meaning in a technical or scientific context, but without further context it is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase.
Bosch, J., Goorden, S. A. & Mosk, A. P. Frequency width of open channels in multiple scattering media.
You can instead specify (fwidth x), which is a synonym for (width (/ 1 x)) (i.e. the frequency width is proportional to the inverse of the temporal width).
The frequency coordinate of the peak of the Gaussian fit was recognized as the central burst frequency and the burst's frequency width was defined analogously to the burst length but in the frequency domain.
Using a new method of wavelet filtering broadband sub-second pulses with a frequency width of 0.48 GHz and narrowband millisecond spikes with a frequency width 0.13 GHz were recognized and analysed in detail.
Damping capacity was initially quantified through the frequency width of two split modes and the amplitude-damped ratio.
You can instead specify fwidth x)
where and are time and frequency widths, respectively.
All quantities observed with helioseismic methods, such as frequencies, width, and amplitudes of acoustic waves, vary with the solar cycle.
Theoretical results demonstrate that the anti-resonant frequencies, width and magnitude of the stop band can all be flexibly designed with structural parameters, and the parameters of the X-shape supporting structure are very critical for designing the band-stop frequency to achieve excellent low-frequency isolation performance.
We used spectrograms made with 128-Hz frequency-width Gaussian filters for the spectral filtering and 32-Hz frequency-width for the temporal filtering.
The best-fit band frequencies, widths, and intensities were first calculated for the averaged, normalized spectra from each experiment, and the shifted frequencies for all the bands were then fit for each normalized spectrum while the widths and intensities were held constant.
