The phrase "absorbent pad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a material or device designed to soak up liquids, commonly found in medical or hygiene products.
Example: "The absorbent pad was placed under the patient to prevent any leakage during the procedure."
Alternatives: "absorbent material" or "sorbent pad".
There was no spitting or bad manners, though Mr. Evans had to deploy an absorbent pad to keep the street from being flooded.
These are already familiar to passengers at checkpoints, where screeners use them by rubbing an absorbent pad over hand-carried items and then putting the pad in a detector.
Just after her new daughter, Elle, emerged, at 5 23 a.m., Ms. Rickert sat on the couch (the midwife having put down an absorbent pad), and Maya came over to admire her new sister's thick black hair.
Absorbent pad was not treated.
The excess QD conjugates continued to migrate towards the absorbent pad.
We assembled LFIA strips (75 × 4 mm) with absorbent pad, conjugate pad, analytical membrane, and sample pad (Fig. 1).
The lateral flow test strip was composed of sample pad, conjugate pad, NC membrane, and absorbent pad, and all parts were pasted on a PVC baking (Fig. 1b).
The sample pad, conjugate pad, analytical membrane, and absorbent pad were assembled with 2 mm overlapping between each component on a plastic adhesive backing.
The LFS consists of several key components, such as a sample pad, a filter pad, a conjugate pad, a chromatographic membrane, an absorbent pad, and a baseplate.
Absorbent pad, nitrocellulose membrane, conjugate pad, and sample pad were pasted on the laminating card in order with proper overlapping distance.
Second, it is a mature technique in practice to process the sample pad, conjugate pad, and absorbent pad, which works well and does not need further optimization.
