The phrase "acceleration properties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing the characteristics of acceleration in a system or object.
Example: "The acceleration properties of the vehicle were tested to determine its performance under various conditions."
Alternatives: "acceleration characteristics" or "acceleration features".
This study provides a description of the acceleration properties of clinically delivered SMT.
These equations are solved to yield the displacement, angular velocity and acceleration properties of motion parts with different structural parameters.
Prior to estimating the movement of the train with accelerometers, we must perform preliminary experiments to investigate the acceleration properties of MRTs.
This paper explores the relationship between GRB prompt emission spectra and the electron (or ion) acceleration properties at the relativistic shocks that pertain to GRB models.
Centripetal acceleration, property of the motion of a body traversing a circular path.
The performance of high-strength steel and a high-ductility structural system such as the inter-story drift, maximum roof acceleration, property of BRB hysteresis, strength ratio between the main frame and BRB and cumulative fatigue damage are investigated.
Consistent with its trans-acceleration property, GLUT1 also shows asymmetry in zero-trans influx/efflux assays as mentioned above; in contrast, GLUT4 displays kinetic symmetry (Taylor and Holman 1981).
Future motion is predicted using dynamic and kinematic models linking some control inputs (e.g. steering, acceleration), car properties (e.g. weight) and external conditions (e.g. friction coefficient of the road surface) to the evolution of the state of the vehicle (e.g. position, heading, speed).
Finally, the effects of angular velocity, Coriolis acceleration, material property graded index and geometrical parameters on the frequency parameters of the rotating FG truncated conical shells with different boundary conditions are studied.
The experimental observations include elastic frame vibration properties, acceleration and drift demands, ultimate failure modes and ductility capacity.
Dysregulation of this cross-talk can result in alteration of normal physiological processes carried out by the endothelium, including reduction of its anticoagulant and antithrombotic properties, acceleration of vascular growth and remodeling, and impairment of endothelium-dependent vasorelaxation, that is, in endothelial dysfunction (ED).
