The phrase "activation device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a tool or mechanism that initiates or activates a process or function.
Example: "The activation device must be pressed firmly to start the machine."
Alternatives: "trigger mechanism" or "activation tool".
"It's an activation device".
The Lerners bought both a single and double isokinetic activation device for $4,500.
If you think that is an empty cliche, you haven't met the blood nutritionist or used the isokinetic activation device.
They have been stitched up for a bombing at the Kremlin and are now on their own, needing to restore their good name in the action-adventure community and, unaided, recapture a nuclear activation device invented by a crazy terrorist (Michael Nyqvist) intent on Armageddon.
Additionally, each pack is equipped with an automatic activation device, which digitally monitors air pressure from the moment the plane leaves the ground and self-deploys the reserve chute if the people are falling too fast when they reach 2,000 feet.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of a rodless magnetic activation device that could be used in craniofacial distraction.
The police said the bomb had been rigged with two activation devices: a timing mechanism and a cellphone that could trigger the explosion by ringing.
But even here he's particularly bullish on Amazon's Alexa which, he believes, is winning in the voice-activation device war by "carpet-bombing" its rivals.
After the activation, the device runs another operation that quotes the description of its characteristics to prove the device only runs legitimate software free from running any malicious malware.
During TDU activation, the device would keep estimating, in real-time, the actual posture of the subject.
According to a new report from managed enterprise mobility provider Good Technology, iOS devices (iPhones and iPads) hold the top three spots in the list of the top 10 enterprise activations by device type.
