The phrase "active tension between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dynamic or conflicting relationship between two or more entities, ideas, or forces.
Example: "There is an active tension between tradition and innovation in the art world."
Alternatives: "dynamic conflict between" or "ongoing struggle between".
The estimation of diastolic biomarkers is based on the solution of an inverse problem, where the stiffness and decaying active tension parameters are found to best explain the relationship between the deformation and pressure of the left ventricle during diastole.
'Contractility' arises from active tension generated by actomyosin and 'cortical tension' is the total mechanical tension within the cortex.
Twitch tension was defined as the active tension developed during the isometric twitch.
Optimal tension was taken at the point at which increased stretch ceased to increase active tension.
10.7554/eLife.04165.009 Figure 3. Ratio of active torque to active tension is modulated by Rho.
In "Babel" there seems to be an active, palpable tension between the schematism of Mr. Arriaga's scenario and the sensuality of Mr. González Iñárritu's filmmaking.
That first consultation highlighted the need for active engagement and creative tension between modelers and policy experts.
Cartier-Bresson felt, more keenly than most, the tension between the active life, such as the photographer's, and the meditative life, such as that of the painter.
This perspective is based upon a socio-scientific theoretical approach, which sees the individual always in relation to the society and includes the subject as a passive and active creator in the area of tension between structure and system [15].
This exposed, he said, the tension between government demands for active policing and reluctance on the part of companies to inhibit what their customers do.
