The phrase "a suction effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any situation where a vacuum or pressure difference creates a pulling force.
Example: "The design of the vacuum cleaner relies on a suction effect to efficiently remove dirt and debris from carpets."
Alternatives: "a vacuum effect" or "a pulling effect".
"It's a suction effect, and he won't go anywhere".
Hence, a suction effect happened, resulting in an underestimation of particles >63 µm.
Unless Germany imposed a firm ceiling on the number of immigrants it was willing to take in, a "suction effect" would continue to draw masses to Europe.
Because of extremely calm seas which created a suction effect on their pontoons, Wright's cruiser floatplanes were delayed in lifting off from Tulagi harbor, and would not be a factor in the battle.
This leads to the conclusion that the difference in pull-off force of the bioinspired adhesive is not a result of changing humidity but is caused most likely by a suction effect.
This form of barotrauma is not from a sudden increase in cranial and orbital venous pressure, but rather a fall in pressure in the diver's mask leading to a suction effect on the orbital contents and an increase in the pressure differential between the veins and the orbital soft tissues.
There is a lift effect on the sphere which competes with a wall suction effect.
It was found experimentally that a small suction effect is present for mushroom-shaped patterned adhesives if adhesion is tested in vacuum.
Through research of experiments and models people found that, condensate film thickness, surface waves, interfacial shear strength and suction effect play an important role in the FWC heat transfer in presence of NCG.
However, the active stack which operates based on the suction effect induced by a fan fixed at the top of the stack leads to substantial increase in the air velocity at the room and thus meeting the human's thermal comfort condition.
The cryostatic suction effect, which causes an increase in upward water permeation, ice-lens growth during freezing, and, as a consequence, the increase of soil heave, is considered to be the main mechanism of moisture transfer.
