The phrase "absorbency of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity of a material to absorb liquids, often in contexts related to textiles, paper, or other absorbent materials.
Example: "The absorbency of the new fabric is significantly higher than that of traditional cotton."
Alternatives: "absorption capacity of the" or "liquid retention of the".
Grafting increased the water absorbency of the scaffold by 280%.
The reaction parameters affecting the water absorbency of the hydrogel were optimized using Taguchi method.
The absorbency of the reaction products was highest under conditions which gave short reaction times.
The mechanical performance and moisture absorbency of the bio-composite as function of particle size, filler load and the effect of coupling agent are reported.
There were a couple of inconsistencies in the physical evidence (the two paramedics surprised at how little blood there was, for instance) but this was later explained away by the absorbency of the leaf foliage underneath the body.
The water absorbency of the grafted samples increased almost linearly with the extent of grafting both in air and in water.
Absorbencies of the test samples were corrected by subtracting the absorbance of their respective blank.
(Here, μ is the adsorption rate; q is the adsorption quantity; c 0 and c are MB concentrations before and after mixing, respectively; A 0 and A are absorbencies of the MB solution before and after mixing, respectively; V is the volume of the solution, and m is the mass of TiO2 sample).
For each treatment, cell survival was estimated from the equation: % cell survival = 100× At/Ac, where At and Ac are the absorbencies of the sulforhodamine B color reaction in treated and control cultures, respectively.
Cutoff level was defined as the mean value of the absorbencies of the plate with the negative controls plus three standard deviations.
By using an ultraviolet (UV) spectrophotometer (Hitachi U4100 spectrophotometer), the absorbencies of the above concentrations were obtained at 291 nm with saline as the blank.
