"summed with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest the combination or addition of two or more things. For example: "The improved efficiency in our work processes was summed with the new incentive program to help boost morale and productivity."
SVD classifier is summed with low false alarm and weighted delays.
The second stage is also a linear regression model that is summed with the first stage.
Hidden layer outputs are led to the output units and summed with appropriate weights.
The aligned channels were summed with a normalization to obtain the frequency components of the DS output.
This impedance is summed with the impedance due to conversion of the proton current into water derived previously, and the resulting model impedance is fitted to experimental data.
In this case, the signal received from each antenna is weighted by its SNR before being summed with the signals from the other antennas.
In the modulation process, each signal on the k+1th subcarrier (k denotes an even number) is multiplied by −1 and summed with that on the kth subcarrier.
For each of these two arrows, the angle between the local y-axis of the interface and the arrow is summed with (theta) to derive (alpha) and (beta).
In this measurement approach, a square wave signal with a fundamental frequency is summed with a lower-amplitude sinusoid having a frequency, so that.
This step is to see whether there is any other subsequence that can be summed with y kmax,t to improve the linear fit.
These examples refer to masonry buildings, whose damages can be summed with each other to obtain the total damage of the ensemble, and to a highway network, whose critical elements are reinforced concrete bridges.
