The phrase "absorb force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or materials science, where one object takes in or withstands the impact or pressure from another object.
Example: "The design of the helmet is intended to absorb force during an impact, protecting the wearer's head from injury."
Alternatives: "dissipate energy" or "withstand impact".
Bodies need to be flexible to absorb force across the joints, he said, and inflexibility invites injury.
Fortunately, technology such as sensors and magnets are being weaved into the designs of new personal equipment with the intent to detect, disperse, displace and absorb force and further reduce the risk of brain injury in impact sports.
A direct comparison of the mean forces indicates there is a decrease in the hip protectors' ability to either shunt or absorb force of impact with repeated impacts.
Considering the intra-articular position of the IPFP with a flexible and displaceable structure [ 7], IPFP is likely to absorb force and reduce overloading of the knee joint, and have a protective effect on the knee.
Wider tires will have more give to them and will more readily absorb force.
Because of a high elastic modulus [6], PICN crowns on one-piece zirconia implants could absorb forces to prevent the system from fracturing when sustaining oral forces.
Because of its low Young's modulus and high elastic modulus, the PICN crown on a one-piece zirconia implant might absorb forces to prevent the system from fracturing in order to sustain oral forces.
In an upcoming issue of The Journal of Experimental Biology, researchers report that galloping makes the hips move and absorb forces differently than a run does, and eats up more energy as a result.
Though their total travel is minuscule, their ability to absorb forces created by chain deflection prevents damage to both tower and chain.
The scientists would find that arctometatarsals may have enabled tyrannosaurid feet to absorb forces such as linear deceleration, lateral acceleration and torsion more effectively than those of other theropods.
IPFP is commonly resected during knee surgery; however, IPFP locates so closely to cartilage and bone surface that it may reduce the impact loading and absorb forces generated through the knee joint.
