The phrase "which was implemented for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the purpose or reason for a certain action or decision. Example: The new traffic law, which was implemented for increasing road safety, has been met with mixed reactions from the public.
This has led to the development of multi-component protein-based vaccines that target serogroup B invasive meningococcal disease (IMD), including Bexsero®, which was implemented for UK infants in 2015, and Trumenba®.
From radar experiments using a 1-μs subpulse width and 1-MHz frequency span (i.e., 2-MHz frequency bandwidth), we demonstrate that range imaging in combination with oversampling, which was implemented for the first time by the digital receiver, is able to resolve the fine-scale structure of turbulence with a vertical scale as small as 100 m or finer.
It has been proposed to revise the SI following an approach which was implemented for the redefinition of the unit of length, the metre, namely to define the SI units by fixing the numerical values of so-called defining constants, including c, h, e, k and NA.
The treatment effects were investigated using a general linear model (GLM) for repeated measures, which was implemented for each of the subscales (total score, inattention, and hyperactivity).
The most recent major curriculum revision created the Genes-to-Society curriculum [ 18], which was implemented for the 2009 entering class.
Another interesting study describes an alternative mode of IEX, namely, back-flush ion exchange chromatography which was implemented for purifying recombinant aldehyde dehydrogenases (ALD4p and ALD6p) and a methyltransferase (Bud23p) from E. coli extracts in a single step.
The solution is flexible and provides a selection of useful tools, some of which are implemented for the first time.
Field (B) represents the status of the memory image, which is implemented for the learning target that needs to reference the main memory, such as a pointer.
The equivalent behavior of simulation and real-time control is guaranteed by a large function blocks library which is implemented for both Simulink and each target platform.
In this paper we evaluate the statistical performance of various adaptive control schemes, which are implemented for monitoring the process mean in finite production runs.
A secondary objective is to reduce the number of tap operations (TOs), which is implemented for the optimization horizon based on voltage forecasts derived from high resolution PV generation forecasts.
