The phrase "absorbent medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials that can soak up liquids, such as in art, science, or engineering.
Example: "The artist chose an absorbent medium to ensure the paint would blend seamlessly on the canvas."
Alternatives: "sorbent material" or "absorbent substance".
At Exit 68 near the Brookhaven Airport, he praises the noise barriers but wonders aloud why they were constructed of concrete rather than a more noise-absorbent medium.
Because of their size, such vials can be sent in small padded envelopes if suitably sealed in a plastic bag or secondary container containing sufficient absorbent material to soak up the medium in the event of a breakage or leak.
Fresh cultures were maintained by routinely transferring 5% (v/v) inoculum into fresh medium containing 5 g/L of absorbent cotton.
Wear absorbent sweat guards to absorb moisture throughout the day.
The tunable properties make DESs as a potential reaction medium, electrochemical process medium, solvent and absorbent.
A novel three-dimensional (3D) magnetic carbon framework (MCF) is developed and applied as an efficient absorbent for the removal of lead from aqueous medium.
Diffraction of incident acoustic and incident electric waves in a transversally isotropic piezoelectric medium at the boundary of a half-plane absorbent electrode is systematically investigated using the quasi-hyperbolic approximation.
Rice seeds were placed on absorbent cotton, which was soaked overnight in water and kept in medium size plastic trays.
The medium improves the wave absorption properties and the wave band of the single CB absorbent.
Ground mica is used in many ways such as a dusting medium to prevent, for example, asphalt tiles from sticking to each other and also as a filler, absorbent, and lubricant.
