The phrase "parameter by which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the specific criterion or factor that is being considered or measured in a situation. Example: "The success of a marketing campaign can be determined by the parameter by which sales increase."
Porosity is an important parameter by which to evaluate membrane performance.
Objective: To predict pregnancy outcome and multiple gestation using a common parameter by which hCG values are made comparable independently of the day of blood sampling.
The other means is the introduction of a control parameter by which the search process at each iteration is limited to a relatively small region.
The circulation rate is the parameter by which the residence time of impregnating solution over the support bed in each cycle can be controlled.
This work indicates that the calcination temperature is an important parameter by which the activity of TiO2 nano catalysts can be tailored.
Although, as mentioned above, there are concerns that oxygenation is not the optimal physiologic parameter by which to set protective mechanical breath parameters, it remains the current clinical standard of care [7, 68].
"We haven't changed the parameters by which we do a deal," said Rob McMahon, the managing director of restructuring at GE Capital.
"The law has not given him any such authority nor has the law fixed any parameters by which the statement of the accused can be scissored by the judge," he said.
"The key to the presidency is to set divisions, to lay out the parameters by which decisions will be made and to encourage really good, competent people to serve the country for the right reasons and to build a team".
Here, we examine parameters by which to forecast phreatic eruptive activity.
Section 3.2 discusses the parameters by which we compare subjects in more detail.
