This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that has more than one name. For example, "The city of San Francisco, known under the name of 'The City by the Bay,'".
This new processing paradigm is known under the name of neuro-fuzzy computing.
The idea to replace continuously adjustable proportional valves by a certain number of simple on/off valves is known under the name of digital hydraulics.
I refer to the Governments of Kiev, Tchernigov, and Poltava, which constitute what in our days is known under the name of Little Russia.
It is well known under the name of 'periodic homogenization' that, under a centering condition of the drift, a periodic diffusion process on Rd converges, under diffusive rescaling, to a d-dimensional Brownian motion.
A wall painting from the prehistoric settlement of Akrotiri (Santorini, Greece), which is known under the name of 'Lilies Fresco' or 'Spring Fresco', displays a rocky landscape with different stages of tafoni development.
"A secret organisation named 'Unification or Death' [also known under the name of the Black Hand] was formed in Serbia in 1911, with the mission of achieving Greater Serbian aims through terrorist activities," it says.
A related problem, with Hamming distance instead of Manhattan distance, is called Hamming String Consensus (HSC), also known under the names of string center problem or closest string problem.
This type of network model is also known under the names of graphical Gaussian model (GGM), concentration graph, covariance selection graph, conditional independence graph (CIG), or Markov random field.
And that is a quantity that you may already know under the name of determinant of vectors A and B, which we write symbolically using this notation.
It is also a more far-reaching exploration of the painful and difficult process we all now know under the name of truth and reconciliation.
This class of algorithms was first introduced by Brélaz [22] as saturation largest first algorithm known under the name Degree of saturation algorithm (DSATUR).
