The phrase "absorbing force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, mechanics, or metaphorically to describe something that draws in or captivates attention.
Example: "The absorbing force of the novel kept me engaged until the very last page."
Alternatives: "captivating influence" or "enthralling power".
Although tooth roots and periodontal ligaments (PDL) play important roles in transmitting and absorbing forces, recent work suggests that inclusion of the PDL in finite element models affects only local strain in the region of the alveolus [42] and so presumably does not affect global patterns of performance.
During the detailed design of the main and secondary functional elements the basic design, rules "simple" (e.g. use of a module system for the rack design, only 15% of the required components are specially made), "clear" (e.g. principle of the liquid flow did not lead to indefinable conditions) and "safe" (e.g. redundant arrangement of parts absorbing forces, double sealing of liquids) were met.
Bodies need to be flexible to absorb force across the joints, he said, and inflexibility invites injury.
Fortunately, technology such as sensors and magnets are being weaved into the designs of new personal equipment with the intent to detect, disperse, displace and absorb force and further reduce the risk of brain injury in impact sports.
A direct comparison of the mean forces indicates there is a decrease in the hip protectors' ability to either shunt or absorb force of impact with repeated impacts.
Considering the intra-articular position of the IPFP with a flexible and displaceable structure [ 7], IPFP is likely to absorb force and reduce overloading of the knee joint, and have a protective effect on the knee.
Wider tires will have more give to them and will more readily absorb force.
Because of a high elastic modulus [6], PICN crowns on one-piece zirconia implants could absorb forces to prevent the system from fracturing when sustaining oral forces.
