The phrase "trades off between" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which one must compromise or make a trade-off between two things. Example: "The company must trade off between increasing profits and maintaining a sustainable environmental footprint."
The resulting model trades off between accuracy in representing the dynamical behavior of crowd during evacuation and the need of reducing the complexity of controller structure and design process.
A context-aware configuration scheduler application is developed to adhere to operating context and trades off between video resolution and energy consumption to sustain the uttermost operation time for battery-powered devices while delivering real-time performance.
A performance metric that trades off between the need for improved overall EE and the need for a fair resource allocation has been proposed, and distributed resource allocation algorithms that are guaranteed to converge to a stable equilibrium have been devised, relying only on statistical CSI at the transmitters' side.
We employ the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC) for choosing λ that trades off between the fit to the data and the model complexity.
The proposed measure trades off between the degree and strength of every node in a weighted network.
Specifically, the relay is assumed to be placed halfway between the source and destination in Figure 5. Figure 5 shows how system performance trades off between the relaying and MIMO point-to-point systems.
We observed a trade off between applied bias voltage and pulsing frequency.
There is a trade off between transit times and tariffs.
Inevitably there is a trade off between rigour and feasibility.
There is a trade off between the time an algorithm takes and the accuracy it gives.
The end users autonomously trades-off between their utility and spectrum cost through transmission power control — essentially forming a non-cooperative power control game for which we show the existence and uniqueness of the Nash equilibrium.
