The phrase "absorption and control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, systems, or methods that involve taking in information or resources and managing them effectively.
Example: "The study focused on the absorption and control of nutrients in the human body."
Alternatives: "intake and regulation" or "assimilation and management".
It is important not to just go by the external appearance as this will not give you a gauge of what is happening in the sole, which is where the shock absorption and control takes place.
The over-emphasis on the absorption and control of the sub-district considers social service organizations as passive recipients and neglects their ability to initiate and spur further development.
Patients on hemodialysis require phosphate binders to reduce dietary phosphate absorption and control serum phosphate.
Cholecystokinin (CCK) is involved in regulating the metabolic rate and is important for lipid absorption and control of body weight in mice placed on a high-fat diet [ 61], showing its anti-adipogenic effect in vivo.
They contain dietary fibre and therefore slow down your carbohydrate absorption, and control your blood sugar levels preventing any insulin spikes.
Furthermore, studying dermal metabolic effects via metabolomics can provide novel explanations for the pathogenesis of some dermatoses and unique insights for designing targeted prodrugs, promoting drug absorption and controlling drug concentration.
The authors of "The Bastard on the Couch" write with oh-so-much sweetness and sensitivity of their wives' self-absorption and control-freakishness. "If I'm a bit lax, Gina is a bit bossy" is one super-polite subtitle in Christopher Russell's essay, "My List of Chores".
The implementation opportunities are as ultra-light structures, for compact cooling, in energy absorption and vibration control.
Fibers are used for improving some properties of conventional concrete (which is a brittle material) such as tensile strength, abrasion resistance, absorption and crack control.
Such exciton-plasmon interactions allow the design of absorption and emission properties, control of nanoscale energy transfer processes, and creation of new excitations in the strong coupling regime [26, 27].
Our study using the model organism Drosophila thus starts to reveal a comprehensive sketch of dietary zinc absorption and its regulatory control, a process that is still incompletely understood in mammalian organisms.
