The phrase "a negative tension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or feeling that is characterized by discomfort, conflict, or unease.
Example: "The meeting was filled with a negative tension that made it difficult for anyone to express their opinions openly."
Alternatives: "a hostile atmosphere" or "an uncomfortable strain."
A further constraint derived from an inherent negative tension between their roles as 'enablers' (providing individualised and supportive interventions) and 'enforcers' (imposing benefit sanctions for non-attendance at work-focused interviews).
You'd think having leadership roles in two different enterprises in a country where the internet often moves at dial-up speed and the electrical power goes out multiple times a day would trigger negative tension in any entrepreneurial relationship.
Under the action of an optimal control, the system behaves like that driven by a negative surface tension, i.e., an initially flat interface evolves in long tongues that are stretched and twisted by the flow.
A negative line tension favors the initial wetting of a spherical particle after its approach to an interface.
However, psychological symptoms, such as a negative mood, tension, and fatigue, are significantly associated with a greater nocturnal decrease of IL-6 levels [ 29].
"The closer it gets to the Romania game the more tension we will feel but there is no negative tension.
Special attention was paid to the development of negative tension stiffening contribution at unloading stages.
The experimental results showed that negative tension stiffening in members manufactured with self-compacting concrete can be larger than those with normally vibrated concrete.
Thus, the singularity associated with Euler angle formulation is removed and the model allows for shock formation, while it can accommodate zero or negative tension along the cable span.
