The phrase "adhesion controllable" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a technical context where you are discussing the ability to control adhesion properties in materials or processes.
Example: "The new coating technology allows for adhesion controllable surfaces, enhancing performance in various applications."
Alternatives: "controllable adhesion" or "adhesion management".
Such controllable and reversible nanostructures may find many uses in various fields, including adhesion-controlled tissue engineering scaffolds and orientation-controlled antibody-based immunoassays.
The adhesive pads have an anisotropic structure that permits controllable adhesion.
Next: MIT researchers design a "controllable adhesion system" for underwater robots.
Controllable adhesion system for underwater robots uses a boron-based magnet.
A group of MIT researchers has designed a "controllable adhesion system" for underwater robots that offers the needed features: a high holding force on various geometries and textures, low energy consumption, chemical resistance to seawater, and low maintenance requirements.
A simple process of thermal oxidation and self-assembly modification was developed to fabricate a stable superhydrophobic film with controllable adhesion on titanium surface.
The proposed methodology can be used to guide the rational design of membrane surfaces with controllable adhesion properties with respect to a broad range of viruses and other pathogens.
Chemical engineering of this signaling axis by a Rock-specific inhibitor revealed that cell-cell adhesion was reversibly controllable and dispensable for self-renewal of mouse ES cells as confirmed by chimera assay.
In this paper, a facile and quick method is reported to fabricate superhydrophobic surfaces with controllable water adhesion on brass.
Furthermore, the switchable physicochemical properties can directly or indirectly affect the interaction between cells and the smart surfaces, resulting in the controllable cell adhesion.
