The phrase "a homogeneous force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, social dynamics, or any situation where uniformity or consistency in a group or system is being described.
Example: "The team operated as a homogeneous force, moving in perfect synchronization towards their common goal."
Alternatives: "a uniform force" or "a consistent force".
The classical paradigm of strategy rested on a world of homogeneous forces.
In achieving this it is desirable to attempt to obtain a homogeneous transfer of forces to the proximal femur.
It is especially difficult to accept that so vast and complex a portion of the world could be reduced to a fairly homogeneous historic force.
An exact solution is obtained, using Mellin transforms and the Melan solution for a point force in a homogeneous half-plane.
Comparison of displacement magnitudes generated in a homogeneous material by acoustic radiation force excitations can be used to estimate the material's attenuation when the excitations are applied over a range of focal depths while maintaining a constant lateral focal configuration.
The yield surface is represented by a recently developed generic format, combining the section forces into a homogeneous function of degree one and permitting smooth transition between regions with large and more moderate curvature.
Atomic force microscopy shows a homogeneous and flat GZO layer surface with a roughness RMS of about 2.5 μm in 5 μm × 5 μm area.
The EBS kernels are derived from Navier's equation for a homogeneous, isotropic, elastic body subjected to forces (Chou and Pagano, 1967; Davis et al., 1997).
A reaction-field contribution was added to the electrostatic interactions and forces to account for a homogeneous medium with a dielectric permittivity of 61 outside the cutoff.
A reaction-field contribution was added to the electrostatic interactions and forces to account for a homogeneous medium outside the cutoff using a dielectric permittivity of 61.
