The phrase "acceleration unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field that involves measuring acceleration.
Example: "In our physics lab, we will be using an acceleration unit to measure the changes in speed of the moving object."
Alternatives: "acceleration measurement" or "unit of acceleration".
At that time, a conceptual design report could be made for CLIC1, a prototype CLIC test accelerator consisting of one complete drive-beam and acceleration unit.
The primary component of the new instrument, the acceleration unit, is now operational.
The mini radiocarbon dating system (MICADAS) is based on an acceleration unit that uses vacuum to insulate the high-voltage terminal.
The paper considers shaping the design layout of a combined insertion module, with chemical acceleration unit and electric propulsion cruising unit, intended to deliver payload to geostationary orbit, in the three dimensional design environment Creo elements/Pro.
For the Voellmy rheology the inputs needed are: the turbulent coefficient, apparent friction angle, gravity acceleration, unit weight of the flow.
A datapath in a DSP processor typically consists of ALU, MAC, RF, and instructionlevel acceleration units.
The datapath in a DSP processor usually consists of ALU, MAC, RF (register file), and instruction-level acceleration units.
Activity "counts" are recorded to the internal memory of accelerometers by converting acceleration units over a given epoch [ 53].
This lunisolar gravitational force may be estimated in terms of minute variations in Earthly gravitational acceleration (units of μGals, where 1μGal = 1 m−2 × 10 8).
As a result, the use of raw acceleration data expressed in direct physical acceleration units such as G-forces rather than in calculated activity counts has been recommended for analysing the intensity of physical activity [ 9, 14].
Before being converted from acceleration units to degrees, the accelerometer data were transformed from the sensor's coordinate system to the anatomic coordinate system defined by a reference posture (standing erect looking straight ahead with arms resting at sides), and were aligned with flexion and extension (bowing forward at the hips only).
