The phrase "a higher rigidity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing materials, structures, or systems that exhibit increased stiffness or resistance to deformation.
Example: "The new composite material demonstrates a higher rigidity of its structure, making it ideal for aerospace applications."
Alternatives: "increased rigidity of" or "greater stiffness of".
They have been conceived for increasing the stability of the extracted/purified membrane protein by maintaining a higher rigidity of the membrane domain than that obtained by classical detergents, and closer to that imposed by lipids in a bilayer membrane environment.
The arrangement of XG chains contributes to a higher rigidity of the wall.
This indicates that the presence of sodium acrylate induces a higher rigidity of the polymer network, at parity of crosslinker content.
The higher crosslinking density and higher ionization level of PNIPA reduces the mobility of chain segments and at the same time induces a higher rigidity of the polymer network, what shifts glass transition temperature to higher values.
The long wavelengths CD effect of P-1 and P-2 can be regarded as the more extended conjugated structure in the repeating unit and a high rigidity of the polymer backbone.
Use of a higher rigidity (#3) and/or a lower Jacobian (#4) reduce the amount of stretching applied to images.
The orientation of fibres possessing a higher rigidity perpendicularly to the crack propagation considerably influences the reduction of the stress intensity factor.
A previous study suggests higher rigidity of the enzyme in organic solution [ 26].
Those authors found equivalent rates of IVC collapse at the levels of the left renal vein and 2 cm caudal of the hepatic vein inlet (35%% vs 30%%), whereas measurements taken at the right atrial junction, resulted in a lower collapsibility index, 20 %, possibly due to higher rigidity of the IVC in the vicinity of the diaphragm [16].
Thereby, an increase in the contraction state of TM cells in glaucoma might lead to higher rigidity of the TM and to an increased outflow resistance.
The cellulosic chains have a high rigidity because of their powerful hydrogen bonds.
