The phrase 'introduce dimensions' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to introduce more details or perspectives regarding a particular subject. For example: "We need to introduce dimensions of socio-economic inequality to understand the wider impact of the pandemic."
In this section we investigate online food preferences along the four introduced dimensions - i.e., recipe preferences, ingredient preferences, spatial food preferences and temporal food preferences.
Also, introducing dimensions that cut across psychopathology would need to be carefully considered in the context of all other possible symptom dimensions in psychiatry, not just irritability.
We refrained from inclusion of police conduct and information regarding the trial and court case because it was not directly related to the events of the gang-rape and introduced dimensions of what is considered criminal justice, which was beyond the scope of this study.
Precisely, for the case of Ours_1, the random matrix of size d×m is applied without introducing dimension reduction by setting d=m; for the case of Ours_2, with random projection, the feature vector of length m is projected to the low dimension d=50<m.
To deal with the tensor-product structure in d-dimensions, we introduce the dimension index set D ≔ { 1, …, d }, and the index set for knot vectors K α ≔ { 1, 2, …, k α, α ∈ D }.
The pragmatic aspects of inquiry introduce new dimensions of evaluation to theories.
They are more pro-active and are able to introduce new dimensions and innovate.
First, we introduce the dimensions of service value, as found in the service marketing literature.
To derive bounds for the resulting modelling and discretization errors, we introduce effective dimensions for the anchored-ANOVA decomposition.
