"functional nature" is correct and a usable expression in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe something that is useful and is designed to perform a specific purpose. For example, "The functional nature of the computer allowed it to accurately process huge amounts of data."
It is the expression of an idea that qualifies for copyright protection, the judges said, although they noted that the problem of distinguishing an idea from its expression is "particularly acute when the work of 'authorship' is of a functional nature," as an architectural or engineering plan is.
Independent of their functional nature, the characterization of nano-objects usually involves their deposition on surfaces.
The network is of functional nature as the weights between the hidden layer and the output are some polynomials.
Tone deaf though his reasoning was (he got hung up on their functional nature and saw the capacity of play as destroying all possible representation), the most interesting aspect of the debate was just how pilloried he became.
In this study, CNN is not significantly better than RF, AdaBoost, or SVM, because it has not fully explored the functional nature of PET.
And this fact led to an understanding of the basic functional nature of genes: as expressed in terms appropriate to our computer age, these molecules carry information.
Similar to our observations, bi-functional nature of TGF- β1 in immunoglobulin production and biphasic functioning in fibroblast growth and migration has been reported.
Instructors adopting this course model will face challenges that derive from its definitively cross-functional nature.
In this study, the multi-functional nature of PEG was successfully utilized in the preparation and designing of protein-loaded microspheres.
We suggest that participants recognize the counter-functional nature of unpredictable variation and thus act to eliminate this variability during communication.
Attempts to identify and make use of the hydratase described were done previously and the enzyme was identified with a bi-functional nature having both a hydratase and an alcohol dehydrogenase activity (Jin et al. [2010, 2011]).
