The phrase "adhesion point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, engineering, or any field discussing the points of attachment or bonding between surfaces.
Example: "The adhesion point between the two materials was critical for ensuring the integrity of the structure."
Alternatives: "bonding point" or "attachment point".
The temperature, the wettability and the geometry play important roles in the coating formation and particularly from the adhesion point of view.
More precisely the temperature, wettability, geometry and degree of the surface contamination play an important role in the coating particularly from the adhesion point of view.
The effect of body thickness on the curve of the maximum adhesion and the position of the minimum adhesion point is shown in Fig. 15.
The adhesion point is thought to grow as the contact time of the surface is longer, so the friction coefficient is thought to be a function depending on the sliding speed.
A robust adaptive re-adhesion control scheme to regulate the control torque of the traction motor was designed for not only suppressing the excessive wheel slip, which make the system unstable, but also optimizing the wheel slip to operate at the optimal adhesion point even if some system parameter uncertainties or disturbances exist.
The control torque of the traction motor was regulated continuously to drive the railway vehicle in the neighborhood of the optimal adhesion point and guarantee the best traction capacity after re-adhesion process by making the railway vehicle operate away from the unstable region.
In a qualitative model we propose that the initial microbial adhesion on nanorough surfaces is controlled by the titanium surface peak density via nano adhesion points.
The entanglement length close to the walls is found to decrease with increasing grafting density, as the adhesion points act as effective entanglement knots.
The PL groups at the surface provide adhesion points for cells, as evidenced by the fact that after photoreaction of PL groups by photoirradiation, the number of adhered cells on the surface considerably decreased.
On these surfaces we observed a 25% increase in the number of focal adhesion points and a similar decrease in the degree of nuclear deformation, both phenomena associated with decreased mobility.
In both cases, the cell morphology is typical of well-attached cells under non stressful conditions [43,44], showing many focal adhesion points.
