The phrase "a jet of liquid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a forceful stream or spray of liquid, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The experiment involved releasing a jet of liquid to observe its impact on the surrounding environment."
Alternatives: "a stream of liquid" or "a spray of liquid."
In 2017, he reported the detection of a jet of liquid iron that seemed to be weakening the Canadian patch.
And the windshield washer delivers a fine mist to the glass rather than a jet of liquid that obscures vision and spills onto the side windows.
3. The "impinging jet," in which a jet of liquid is directed to a nonrotating sample, allows an arbitrary sample shape and detection of spatial variations of zeta potential.
Non-impact printers fall into three main categories: laser printers use a laser beam to attract toner to an area of the paper; ink-jet printers spray a jet of liquid ink; and thermal printers transfer wax-based ink or use heated pins to directly imprint an image on specially treated paper.
One Friday, shortly after the marchers had barricaded the road with boulders and burning tires in order to keep the army out of the village center, a white truck sped around the bend, a jet of liquid arcing from the water cannon mounted on its cab.
An experimental radial jet inductor is described in which a jet of liquid impinging on a plate spreads out radially as a fast moving thin layer in the narrow space between two parallel discs, accompanied by a thin gas film.
A numerical solution of high accuracy is obtained for the large Reynolds number, thin film flow over a horizontal flat plate, cylinders and spheres resulting from a vertical jet of liquid falling on the surface.
Sadly my friend didn't pierce her dumpling and a boiling jet of liquid shot out, causing her mouth to blister.
The corrosion behaviour of a WC Co Cr high-velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF -sprayed coating HVOF -sprayedined in staticoatinge conditions and under thasinfluence of an impinging jet of liquid free from solids and containing solids.
The latter consists of a free laminar jet of liquid surrounded by gaseous atmosphere.
Good shot: This needle-free device injects a high-velocity jet of liquid that breaches the skin at nearly the speed of sound.
