The phrase "absorbent quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the ability of a material to soak up liquids or moisture effectively.
Example: "The absorbent quality of the sponge makes it ideal for cleaning up spills quickly."
Alternatives: "moisture-absorbing property" or "liquid-retaining characteristic."
Unlike traditional charcoal used for grilling, activated charcoal is processed to make it highly porous and to increase its surface area, thus heightening its absorbent qualities.
As compared to all other natural silk fibers, muga silk possesses unique properties such as inherent natural golden color, highest tensile strength, high durability, stain free and moisture absorbent qualities, anti-flammable and anti-bacterial properties, biocompatibility, etc. [9, 10, 11].
I am very pleased to be here in Seattle - and to marvel first-hand at the resilience of this community, whose shock-absorbent qualities are obviously far in excess of six point eight on the Richter Scale.
The products exhibit the minimum reflection loss of −40.9 dB at 12.0 GHz (the effective reflection values are obtained in a very wide range of 3.8 17.5 GHz) suggesting a new and high quality microwave absorbent.
The quality of absorbent is determined by its physical and chemical properties: density, moisture and chemical composition (fixed carbon, ash and volatiles).
The effect of modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) along with moisture absorbent was assessed for maintaining quality attributes and extending shelf life of green bell pepper (Capsicum annuum L). in bulk packages.
There must be absorbent material to absorb all enclosed liquids.
Wear absorbent sweat guards to absorb moisture throughout the day.
Nevertheless, the time-varying characteristics of the atmosphere -which is the propagation path of the optical signal, and its variable composition of scatterers and absorbent matter, can cause significant distortions in the signal quality at the receiver.
