The phrase "a suppressing unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to machinery, technology, or systems that control or limit certain functions or outputs.
Example: "The new model features a suppressing unit that minimizes noise during operation."
Alternatives: "a damping unit" or "a control unit".
In fact, a novel meandered semi-hairpin resonator has been used and the stopband characteristics have been improved by using a combinatorial suppressing unit.
The suppressing unit contains a combination between T-shaped and semi-circular patches, which are loaded symmetrically to the designed resonator.
The routine use of selective decontamination of the digestive tract (SDD) at an intensive care unit suppresses H. pylori in critically ill patients.
This balancer segregates as a unit and suppresses crossing over on both the second and third chromosomes effectively (Lindsley and Zimm 1992; Thompson 1977).
It's set in Kyoto, in 1865, where the Shinsen militia — a government unit organized to suppress dissent ruthlessly — enlists two new swordsmen, the suave young Kano (Ryuhei Matsuda), who's only eighteen, and Tashiro (Tadanobu Asano), who falls madly in love with him.
The NHS watchdog engaged in a "cover-up" by suppressing an internal review into a maternity unit where police are also investigating the death of a baby, an independent report has found.
This line spot, formed with a focussing unit designed by our group, suppressed droplet generation.
Under these conditions, a kPTP = 15 units suppresses phosphorylation to a level below 10%.
The crystal growth of HAp in BCP was suppressed by a phase transformation of TCP with a change in the electron density distribution in a crystal unit cell.
It is also possible that the bound representation of shape and color forms a unified structure that is stored as a unit of information in the memory and, therefore, cannot be divided or suppressed (Morey 2009).
