The phrase "active pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing forces or pressures in a dynamic state.
Example: "The active pressure exerted by the fluid was measured to determine the structural integrity of the dam."
Alternatives: "dynamic pressure" or "operational pressure".
We examined whether passive (imitation) and/or active (pressure) peer influence affects young adult smoking.
An LH2 storage system has been developed, featuring a lightweight dewar with active pressure control.
It will drive a Clinton White House crazy sometimes, but active pressure from Sanders is much more likely to help Clinton and the Democratic Party than to hurt them.
Simultaneous bite measurements using a multiple-point sheet sensor demonstrated that the bite force, active pressure and maximum pressure point were greater for the harder silicone rubber sample.
Indeed, the association of active control with a porous material allows the active system to be reduced in complexity to a simple active pressure release.
Experimental results indicate that the shape of active pressure distribution diagram behind a cantilever retaining wall is non-linear and varies depending on the wall flexibility and characteristics of deformable layer.
The union has resolved to promote among the student body the "active pressuring" of the newspapers to "cease to fuel fascism, racial tension and hatred in society".
Simulations show that the classical Rankine and Coulomb theories typically give active pressures much larger than those predicted by the proposed model.
However, only Apoe−/−/IL-R1−/− mice fed WHC diet demonstrated a greater active pressure-diameter response compared to chow fed Apoe−/− mice (figure S4a).
During active SW periods (dynamic pressure >0.1 nPa), the brightening pair showed a unique behavior.
The effect of various parameters are investigated on three response parameters, namely, seismic active earth pressure coefficients, seismic earth pressure distribution over the height of the wall, and failure angle.
