The phrase "a flow of fluid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any discussion involving the movement of liquids or gases.
Example: "The engineer measured a flow of fluid through the pipeline to ensure it met safety standards."
Alternatives: "a stream of liquid" or "a current of fluid".
If the formation is quite productive, these perforations (usually about 30 cm, or 12 inches, apart) will be sufficient to create a flow of fluid into the well.
The first part of the equation represents the hydrostatic pressure gradient, which tends to produce a flow of fluid out of the vessels.
Such a flow of fluid from ventricles into the parenchyma and thence to perivascular spaces was proposed as early as 1921 by Wislocki and Putnam [ 192 ].
Indeed, high shear stress on the surface of the scaffold, caused by a flow of fluid, can peel off attached cells and in this condition, tissue growth is significantly slower compared with static cultures.
This supports experiments that have shown a flow of fluid from the centre to the periphery of tumours, which may interfere with drug delivery to these tumours (Baxter and Jain, 1989).
This organism normally forms a series of ciliary rows called the paroral membranes (PMs) flanked by a another set of cilia-based structures called fronto-ventral-transverse (FVT) cirri, which work together to create a flow of fluid towards the mouth, allowing the cell to feed.
The design of this annular gap usually utilises an approximation that represents this assembly as a flow of fluids between two infinitely wide parallel plates.
This hypothesis…can be applied in the same sense as physicists apply the hypothesis of a flow of electric fluid.
The implants are weight-bearing and their intraarticular location results in a flow of synovial fluid along the implant interface.
The simplest model for blood flow through any vessel assumes a flow of a fluid with a constant viscosity through a non-tortuous and straight cylindrical tube of circular cross-section [ 19].
Normal nodal cilia (figure 1a) generate a leftward flow of fluid over the node, and this flow initiates a signaling cascade that leads to normal left right asymmetry (Nonaka et al. 1998, Yoshiba et al. 2012).
