The phrase "a compaction of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of compacting or condensing something, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The study focused on a compaction of the soil to improve its stability for construction purposes."
Alternatives: "a compression of the" or "a consolidation of the".
The quenching rate in the unfolded state by C67 increases at concentrations of denaturant that favor folding, indicating a compaction of the unfolded protein as observed previously in single-molecule Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) experiments.
The analysis of the triplet quenching kinetics also shows that the quenching rates in the unfolded state increase with decreasing denaturant concentration, indicating a compaction of the unfolded protein.
In this case, neither a compaction of the network, nor the differentiation of silicate grains from water, proceeds.
Though a harmonic object can act as a compaction of the sinusoidal data, it was decided not to use for several reasons.
This latter process induces a compaction of the fracture by combining mechanical and chemical phenomena: the tensile stresses resulting from the compressive loading of contacting asperities induce "subcritical" or "quasistatic" cracking in the matrix around them and the presence of fluid can lead to a growth of these fractures due to chemical reactions.
This increase in fluorescence is perhaps due to a compaction of the hydrophobic core which leads to an increase in the affinity for its substrates.
Half of the total length of the orthologous segments is contributed by segments longer than 1.83 Mb in Eucalyptus and 2.35 Mb in Vitis, suggesting that the loss of redundant genes after the WGD in Eucalyptus was accompanied by a compaction of those parts of the genome.
In comparison with a study on the endogenous Dntt locus [ 52], it is possible that the relatively long-range spreading of chromatin marks and/or a compaction of chromatin along the hCD2 transgene locus may be necessary for the stable repression of the transgene.
cPPR-Telo1 wraps around the ssDNA upon binding, inducing a massive compaction of the superhelical structure and decreasing the length of the protein from 104 to 64 Å (Figs. 2d, e and 3a).
The depressurization results in an increased shear stress within the body of the receding hydrate and causes a vertical compaction of the reservoir.
The intermediate overlap regime (c∗ < c < 40c∗) is characterized by a significant compaction of the polyelectrolyte entities prior interdigitation and jamming.
