"under a paradigm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means following a specific set of ideas, principles or beliefs. Example: The new company regulations will be implemented under a paradigm of inclusivity and diversity.
After the founding paradigm in Kuhn's account in Structure, we have normal science under a paradigm, then crisis, then revolution, then a new paradigm a development that brings back a new period of normal science.
To alleviate this problem, it has been proposed to make spectral resources, which are currently underutilized, available for reuse under a paradigm that goes by the name of opportunistic spectrum access (OSA) [1].
Since its beginning, supportive housing has relied on data-driven outcomes and has operated under a paradigm of delivering results and savings.
The increasing use of next generation sequencing for genomic testing [ 9] warrants the development of a new set of tools that operate under a paradigm that emphasizes characterization on important clinical targets.
This liquid-based screening standard in the United States is well established, and health care decision-making operates under a paradigm in which the alternative that provides maximum health benefits for a given level of resources is chosen (Sloan, 1995).
Even under a paradigm that does not consider IV drips for blood pressure control a requirement for an ICU stay, each 1-point increase in the score was associated with a 1.69-fold increase in odds for critical care needs (95%% CI 1.38, 2.08, p <0.001), and our score achieved an AUC of 0.753 (95 % CI 0.675, 0.831).
Much of the cognition involved in arts practices remains invisible under such a paradigm.
However, under such a paradigm, nodes or link failures lead to performance degradation, even causing service interruption.
Tools developed under such a paradigm not only suffer from the 'big-data challenge' [ 8], which could hinder application in hospital settings that lack powerful computing infrastructure, but also are likely to report many variants of unknown clinical significance.
Under such a paradigm, the speech act types of all 10 utterances could be computed already at the beginning of the block, thus making individual predictive processing for each specific item unnecessary.
Kuhn claimed that science guided by one paradigm would be 'incommensurable' with science developed under a different paradigm, by which is meant that there is no common measure for assessing the different scientific theories.
