The phrase "a temperature swing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in temperature, particularly in scientific, technical, or environmental contexts.
Example: "The experiment showed a temperature swing of 15 degrees Celsius over the course of the day."
Alternatives: "a temperature variation of" or "a temperature fluctuation of".
Examples are given of optimization of a temperature swing adsorption cycle and a pressure swing adsorption cycle.
The preliminary design of a temperature swing carbonation/regeneration unit for on-board ship installation was performed for the reference case study of a passenger ship equipped with a 4.35 MW marine engine fueled with marine gas oil and with a commercial seawater scrubber for SO2 removal.
Therefore, the entire process (thermal reduction and water oxidation) is carried out using a temperature swing operation with a temperature difference of about 400 K [12].
A number of process and reactor concepts have been proposed to achieve such a temperature swing [12].
The fit can be applied as a tool to predict from the temperature swing of the location the maximum indoor temperature decrease due to the thermal mass and night ventilation.
It is also possible that it could push the climate into an unstable mode, leading, especially in the upper latitudes, to a period of wild temperature swings of the sort that characterized the end of the last ice age.
Grow a hardy, tolerant plant in this location so that it can weather the constant temperature swings of an opening and closing front door.
Due to the cold climate conditions of the states at an elevation of 1600 to 2200 and with large diurnal temperature swings of −8.0 °C to 35 °C, the cost-effectiveness of biogas production depends on maintaining a digester slurry temperature higher than the average ambient temperature.
It is as if the wild desert winds and temperature swings of "febrero loco", when winter howls before yielding to summer, have produced two parallel realities.
Some models assume that agriculture can tolerate temperature swings of 30.6F above and below historical levels, or that it is easy for farmers to adjust to warming by modifying tilling, irrigation, planting and harvesting decisions.
