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The phrase "a valve of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mechanical or medical discussions, typically referring to a component that regulates flow or pressure.
Example: "The engineer explained that a valve of this type is essential for controlling the water flow in the system."
Alternatives: "a control mechanism for" or "a regulator of".
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Lazio fans swarmed onto the pitch at the Stadio Olimpico, opening a valve of emotional energy that had been pent up for 12 months and ending a wait that had lasted over a quarter of a century.
Kyushu Electric said that inspection work had been carried out on a valve of the condenser in question on Tuesday, raising the possibility that human error had triggered the shutdown.
By adjusting the chemical compositions and heat treatment process, it is available to make the Cu Al Mn alloy with shape memory effect at about 100 K, and in turn to design a valve of nitrogen flux by the alloy.
A valve of QMS was opened at ~230 seconds and closed at ~780 seconds.
When a valve of the ith damper is closed, the effective stiffness, k hi, is added to the storey unit and when a valve is open, the effective stiffness, k hi, is zero.
"Every week it's like a valve of pressure releases".
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It would be a sort of a valve to drain some of the oil away without it going to Miami".
A valve consists of pairs of crisscrossed tubes.
The valve was pneumatically actuated up to a valve pressure of 450 kPa.
A valve area of <1.0 cm2 is considered severe.
A wrong turn of a valve at one of the country's nuclear weapons laboratories unleashed an explosion that easily could have killed two workers.
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