The phrase "ablation of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or medical procedures where material is removed or eroded.
Example: "The ablation of material from the surface of the metal was necessary to improve its performance."
Alternatives: "removal of material" or "erosion of material".
The first possibility is related to the ablation of material in gaseous environment and the deposition of ablated species onto a substrate in pulsed laser deposition (PLD) geometry.
The vessel is placed on a horizontal moving platform to avoid the ablation of material from the same area.
This ablation of material is found to be a slower form of mass loss than the initial stripping phase.
Second, laser ablation of material from a solid target leads to the production of nanoclusters [17 20].
The production of the first, less dispersed population is characterized by the absence of target melting effects, suggesting direct radiation-related ablation of material [28].
We have investigated the mass removed from the companion in the very close binary separations seen in Type Ibc supernovae, as well as the net change in momentum of the companion star due to the shell impact and later ablation of material.
The analysis given here is also relevant to the technologically important problem of laser ablation of materials, but the discussion is focused on application to propellant combustion.
This development was partly driven by the effects of trace-element fractionation during laser ablation of materials where the measurement of elements with different volatility was hampered if large aerosol particles were produced, for example U/Pb dating of zircons [ 24 ].
This paper deals with the estimation of thermal conductivity, volumetric heat capacity and heat of ablation, of ablating materials with negligible pyrolysis effects.
The pulses cause ablation of the material from this top surface.
The hot plasma plume is generated due to high-temperature ablation of target material which supports proper and fast SWCNT growth in gas phase [88, 154].
