The phrase "a flexible lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lead that is adaptable or can be bent, often in contexts related to materials, tools, or even leadership styles.
Example: "The artist preferred using a flexible lead for her pencils, as it allowed for more expressive and varied line work."
Alternatives: "a pliable lead" or "a bendable lead".
Subsequent to the preparation of a less-potent but more flexible lead, classic medicinal chemistry methods were applied to restore high affinity (compound 22, CGRP Ki = 0.035 nM) while maintaining structural diversity relative to the lead.
Highly flexible lead zirconate titanate, Pb(Zr,Ti O3 (PZT), thin films have been realized by an all chemical process on a plastic substrate.
As a flexible leader, Petraeus could also lead from behind. .
This is a commercial product and as Google notes, "participation in Google Compare is based on a flexible cost-per-lead (CPL) model".
The two WW domains, called WW1 (residues 6 32) and WW2 (residues 47 73), respectively, are connected by a flexible linker, which leads to high mobility between them and enables their cooperative interactions with different ligands.
The present study suggests that the use of a rigid building block with a flexible organic ligand leads to a better prediction of the final structure of the polymeric array.
This example demonstrates additional features that help encourage participation: individuals at the state level and hospital administration taking a lead, a flexible program designed to fit the needs of the collaborative, and the role of the local payor in incentivising hospital participation.
Fritz has led a flexible fostering campaign founded on the idea that fostering can, for example, be a weekend-only responsibility, to accommodate prospective parents' other requirements.
The Manhattan Sinfonietta, a flexible new-music ensemble led by Jeffrey Milarsky, took over Merkin Concert Hall last weekend for two concerts that explored competing notions of contemporary musical language.
Those on the Israeli left said the leaks proved that Mr. Abbas led a flexible government and that Israel should seize the moment to negotiate with it.
