"good maneuverability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or a person's ability to move or handle themselves well in a particular situation. An example sentence could be: "The new sports car boasts good maneuverability, making it perfect for navigating through tight city streets."
In addition to good maneuverability, an admittance control is applied to realize an adequate reaction force.
Compared with the actual sea trial test data, the results show that the USV offers good maneuverability.
The quadrotor architecture has been chosen for analysis because of its low dimensions, good maneuverability, simple mechanics and available payload capacity.
As we show, unequal-weighted multi-objective grey situation decision-making is characterized by easy calculations and good maneuverability when used in landfill site selection.
These advantages include good maneuverability at low speeds, operability in shallow waters, high thrust at low speeds to aid maneuverability and water exit.
After the different tests performed, it has been verified that the vehicle presents good maneuverability, a good traction performance in off-road driving, as well as a good slope-climbing capability.
The imaging system functions well, giving good resolution and maneuverability.
You should have a good deal of maneuverability at the shoulders of this costume.
The pure simplicity of the canoe form leads to a naturally efficient hull with low overall resistance, good seakeeping and excellent maneuverability.
Of course the idea was also to temper the H1 Hummer's off-road prowess with a bit of civility, so that the Hummer name would come to stand not only for rock-churning ability but also for good comfort and easy maneuverability.
The objective is to investigate and show that a machine mimicking real fish behavior can navigate efficiently over a given distance with a good balance of speed and maneuverability.
