The phrase "absorb input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of taking in information or data, often in relation to learning or processing.
Example: "In order to improve my skills, I need to absorb input from various sources, including books, lectures, and discussions."
Alternatives: "take in information" or "process data".
During the charge cycle the RFC has absorbed input electrical power simulating a solar day cycle ranging from zero to 15 kWe peak, and delivered steady 5 kWe output power for periods exceeding 8 h.
"The whole process reveals the ease with which big organisations tend to absorb creative input and adopt it over time almost unconsciously," said Harrison.
One of the main characteristics of cheese production is the seasonal variability in the volume of milk processed and wastewater production that tend to limit the capacity of ecosystems to absorb their inputs.
It may be that teaching and research activities absorb more inputs than are compensated for teaching and research activities.
With the possible exception of regulating spitting, a ban on e-bikes could not be smaller political potatoes, but as the Party celebrates its ninetieth birthday, it has yet to create a channel for absorbing public input on decisions as apolitical and banal as the management of electric bikes and it's not at all clear that it is equipped to do so.
With the possible exception of regulating spitting, a ban on e-bikes could not be smaller political potatoes, but as the Party celebrates its ninetieth birthday, it has yet to create a channel for absorbing public input on decisions as apolitical and banal as the management of electric bikes — and it's not at all clear that it is equipped to do so.
And [NIH Deputy Director] Larry Tabak has been on three conference calls this week with hundreds of people together absorbing that input, I think, very effectively.
Each panel of this system is designed with an area of 3 m2, weight 17 kg and having a thin black fiber sheet of 2 mm for absorbing the input water.
As more cities adopt traffic signals that absorb real-time input from cameras and sensors, motorists should perceive improvements – however incremental – in traffic flow.
The aerodynamic forces are not uniformly distributed along the cylinder in the critical Reynolds number range and they can either input or absorb energy during the vibrations.
