The phrase "adhesion at the interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, engineering, or any field discussing the bonding or interaction between two surfaces or materials.
Example: "The study focused on the adhesion at the interface of the two materials to determine their compatibility."
Alternatives: "bonding at the surface" or "attachment at the boundary".
Cyclic shear increased the apparent adhesion at the interface and intensified the soil dilatancy.
Enhanced adhesion at the interface invokes better elongation in the ternary blends.
When tensile properties and adhesion at the interface of PC and nylon 6,6 composites containing MWCNTs were examined, composites having high interfacial adhesion energy exhibited greater adhesion at the interface and reinforcement.
Therefore, the enhancement factors obtained using these particles cannot be explained by particle adhesion at the interface.
The good adhesion at the interface coating/substrate was achieved by an optimised pre-treatment of the substrate surface.
Although, adhesion at the interface of bilayer tablets is critical for their design it is difficult to characterize this adhesion between layers.
In addition, the adhesion at the interfaces in zinc-coated steel was qualitatively assessed by examining the fracture and delamination behavior upon tensile testing.
Incorporating functionally graded interlayers into the sandwich pipe design may help improve adhesion at the interfaces between the core layer and inner and outer pipes which has been identified as one of the major factors affecting sandwich pipe performance.
Journal 44 (1998 25011) for predicting the shape of organic crystals grown from solvents in which the energy of adhesion at the interfaces is dominated by dispersive forces (e.g., non-polar solvents).
This reduced adhesion at this interface and the TBC delaminated when it could no longer resist the release of the stored elastic energy of the YSZ, which stiffened with time due to sintering.
This is clearly discerned from the fact that some damage mechanisms, such as cohesive spallation at the coating and adhesion failure at the interface, are exclusively observed under cyclic loading.
