The phrase "a thin layer of fluid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a small, delicate coating or film of liquid on a surface.
Example: "The scientist observed a thin layer of fluid forming on the surface of the liquid in the beaker."
Alternatives: "a slight film of liquid" or "a light coating of fluid."
A thin layer of fluid at epithelial cell surfaces that is separated from the mixing forces created by luminal flow and, in the intestine, peristalsis.
Covering the cilia in the bronchioles and small bronchi is a thin layer of fluid, which increases in thickness and becomes layered with mucus as the small bronchi converge into the large bronchi.
Recent theoretical advances made in the study of the Shallow Water Equations have demonstrated that the eigenfunctions of the Shallow Water operator in a thin layer of fluid over a rotating sphere are accurately approximated by Hermite functions.
The Benjamin equation physically characterizes the vertical displacement (bounded above and below by rigid horizontal planes) of the interface between a thin layer of fluid atop and a much thicker layer of higher density fluid (cf. [1]).
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Most of these innate immune components reside in a thin layer of fluid lining the lung epithelial cell layer and some have been shown to directly kill bacteria such as Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa [7] [9].
We consider the flow of a thin layer of incompressible fluid on a rotating sphere, bounded internally by the surface of the sphere and externally by a free surface.
The dura is thin like cloth, so I scored and lifted it, but didn't cut the surface of the brain underneath, which is floating in a thin layer of brain fluid.
Under a given local pressure, pulsed laser irradiated nanoparticles undergo heating and subsequent vaporization of a thin layer of surrounding fluid, producing a vapor cavity [ 34, 35].
Research has unravelled that a very thin layer of fluid anchors to the surface of the colloidal particle under the influence of the tangential motion [26].
The thin layer of fluid, called the hydrodynamic stagnant layer, stretches to a specified distance from the surface and reaches a hydrodynamic slipping plane that exists away from the particle surface.
