The phrase "a binding mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or system that enforces rules or agreements.
Example: "The contract includes a binding mechanism to ensure that all parties adhere to the terms outlined."
Alternatives: "enforceable method" or "compulsory system".
How could secular societies find a binding mechanism that effectively replaced traditional forms of unity?
Additionally, a binding mechanism of tryptophan and its receptor is proposed.
These are linked for effective transfer of information and a binding mechanism is provided to support consistency.
When we instead used versions of Atg11 or the receptor with mutations designed to disrupt their interaction, Atg1 activation by targets was abolished, providing further evidence that a binding mechanism drives Atg1 activation.
By these definitions we model a binding mechanism in a Markov logic network and define its role in a cognitive architecture.
He said there was "no date ringed in the calendar" for the talks to end but if agreement could not be reached on some form of Brexit deal then he hoped the two sides would be able to agree a binding mechanism for parliament to agree a way forward.
Together, these results suggest that Dpo4 utilizes a DNA binding mechanism with a conformational change occurring at a step different from the formation and dissociation of the Dpo4·DNA binary complex.
Alternatively, the plant SMT1 (G. max) exhibits an ordered binding mechanism, AdoMet binds first, followed by the methyl acceptor cycloartenol.
Figure 1a presents a conventional SPR sensing chip and a biomolecule binding mechanism.
This study examined the proposal that minimizing these misrecognitions limits the maximal numbers of TFs with a given binding mechanism, that is, TFs from a given super-family.
In private talks with Mr Cox, the ERG called for a legally binding mechanism to escape the backstop, with a clear exit route and an unambiguous rewrite of the language in the government's legal advice, according to The Sunday Times.
