The phrase "a crystallisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of forming a solid from a solution or when discussing the clarification or solidification of ideas or concepts.
Example: "The report serves as a crystallisation of our findings over the past year, highlighting key trends and insights."
Alternatives: "a solidification" or "a clarification".
Acetonitrile achieves the minimum total cost for one crystalliser (761 · 103 GBP, for a crystallisation at 5 °C, with 80% antisolvent addition and an E-factor of 29.1).
RecX was crystallised by hanging-drop vapour diffusion at 18 °C against a crystallisation buffer containing 0.1 M Tris HCl pH 8.5, 0.2 M sodium acetate, 15% PEG4000, at 3 5 mg/ml protein concentration.
In each movement you will hear a crystallisation of the particular character.
The transformation from shouting to substance has come about through a crystallisation and hardening of position by both major parties.
The raw protein they contain is then purified automatically and passed on to Agincourt, a crystallisation robot.
He calls the time of insurrection "a crystallisation of all the forms of creativity at work, and the driving force behind Charlie and all it stands for".
When hard segment crystallisation was avoided by fast cooling, a crystallisation-induced phase separation occurred upon reheating.
The small size of buried surface (∼400 Å2), as well as the character of the residues involved in dimer formation and the overall nature of their interactions are clearly compatible with a crystallisation-induced contact, but not with a physiologic dimer.
SSR6 presents a higher level of crystallinity and a faster crystallisation rate with respect to HMC.
Here, attention is given to experimentally designing a closed-loop control system on a real crystallisation process to produce the desired shape for rod-like crystals.
In other words, within a decade of its first publication, the lines were generally regarded as an epitome of Wordsworth's manner, and a miniature crystallisation of his philosophy.
