The phrase "a compressed state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation where something is condensed or reduced in size or volume.
Example: "The gas was in a compressed state, allowing it to be stored efficiently in the tank."
Alternatives: "a condensed form" or "a compact condition".
Poetry is compressed language, a density of meaning in a small space, and we are a compressed state, a density of communities in a small landscape.
Consequently, the GaN buffer grown on this template is in a compressed state with a strain two times less than expected from pseudomorphic growth.
Long-term exposure to U0126 during wound healing resulted in animals remaining in a compressed state.
For implantation under fluoroscopic guidance, the stent was mounted in a compressed state on the guiding tube by the introducer sheath 24 Fr (8 mm) in diameter.
This supports the possibility that the magnetosphere was in a compressed state during the interval examined here, which would provide more favorable conditions for dayside reconnection [e.g., Jackman et al., 2004; Masters et al., 2012].
Comparison with ENLIL predictions of the solar wind environment suggest that Saturn's magnetosphere may have been in a compressed state during this cusp crossing, a condition that is known to be more conducive to magnetopause reconnection.
"This whole story is slowly moving into a mythological compressed state," Rhodes said.
In the compressed state, there is an extension below which the force does not increase in magnitude (arrowheads in Figure 1b).
At the heart of each x-ray nova is presumed to be either a neutron star--superdense matter weighing as much as several suns, but crunched into a sphere roughly 10 kilometers across--or a black hole, matter in its ultimate compressed state.
The compressed state is imaged with a cover glass and higher NA objectives, whereas the uncompressed recovery state is imaged with a water-dipping lens having lower NA.
The amount of recovery depends on the traveling velocity of the massage tip, with a greater amount of recovery from its compressed state occurring at lower velocities (i.e. more time to recover to its original, undeformed state).
