"with a certain frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to convey that something happens at an established or predetermined rate, for example: "The train runs with a certain frequency during peak hours."
When Bray made a sound with a certain frequency, Wever heard the sound from the receiver at the same frequency.
That's one way the Cleveland Clinic's program worked well, by making those fitness programs accessible to everyone, and making them free to anyone who used them with a certain frequency.
For a specifically low rainfall with a certain frequency, the encounter risk of low rainfall and high reference crop evapotranspiration is decreased with the decrease in frequency.
Specifically it counts meetings organised by its members that a) rotate between at least three countries, b) attract at least 50 participants and c) are held with a certain frequency.
The frequency conversion block is designed with a certain frequency plan in mind to facilitate the down-conversion (or up-conversion) of signals from radio frequency (RF) to baseband or RF to IF.
The emergence of oscillations during the silicon electrodissolution has often been tackled using a framework where the global oscillatory signal is seen as the outcome of a synchronization of self-oscillatory microdomains with a certain frequency distribution.
Generally speaking, however, any resonator possesses high-order modes in addition to the first-order response (or fundamental mode resonance), so from the theory, it can exhibit several absorption bands with high absorption coefficients within a certain frequency range.
If the spinning nuclei are zapped with radio waves of a certain frequency, they will increase their energy and then emit radio waves as they return to their original energy level.
The comparison between ηPA + RMN(1)(k 1,P in ) and PA drain efficiency without the RMN (Fig. 3) allows to obtain a preliminary glimpse on a suitable input power (29 dBm in this work) in order to maximize efficiency with the RMN at a certain frequency.
Additionally, in the thinnest sensor, at sufficiently high biasing currents we found the deactivation of 1/f noise above a certain frequency, with an unexpected residual 1/fγ excess noise (γ around 2.2) which, to our knowledge, has not been observed before.
Researchers were learning how to take an opaque medium typically a gas of atoms and turn it transparent by zapping it with a laser tuned to a certain frequency.
