The phrase "adhesive quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the property of a substance that allows it to stick or bond to surfaces.
Example: "The adhesive quality of the new glue makes it ideal for various crafting projects."
Alternatives: "bonding property" or "sticking ability".
To their delight, they discovered that sloths are endowed with an abdominal cavity that has a uniquely adhesive quality.
Besides such popular products as K-Y jelly, Ms. Wingart and Ms. Kantrowitz suggest several longer-lasting products that have an adhesive quality, including Replens, K-Y Long-Lasting Vaginal Moisturizer and Astroglide Silken Secret.
Similarly, when explaining forces such as cohesion and adhesion, rather than an explanation of mathematical models of the force, there is much more discussion about the specific materials that provide the best adhesive quality and their real world applications.
Studying the visco-elastic (or attenuation) characteristics of waves should help us to evaluate adhesive quality and material properties.
It is believed the paper's results and conclusions will provide insights and guidance for estimating visco-elastic parameters and for assessing adhesive quality.
Orthodontic practitioners can safely use the indirect bonding technique, even in patients with severe crowding, because it does not influence the adhesive quality and the bracket survival rate.
And yet the adhesive qualities of Nick Compton may be starting to grow on the England coach.
The Clam Box's combination of pastry flour (for its adhesive qualities), yellow cornmeal (for flavor) and a frying medium of meat fat and vegetable oil produces the lightest, tastiest result.
A Swiss engineer was inspired to create the hook-and-loop model of Velcro after walking in the mountains and noticing the extraordinary adhesive qualities of burrs that stuck to his clothing.
And what shows the accuracy of Reynolds's account is that, once you hop down off the car, and put away his book, and peer into your own dog-eared "Leaves of Grass," the amative and adhesive qualities and the electrical fluids and the ham acting and everything else that you have read about in Reynolds turn out to be visibly astir, a field of ants, in the stanzas of the poetry.
From the end of the second world war until 1980, the country had been held together by Josip Broz, known as Tito, a heterodox Communist whose personal magnetism and wartime record of opposition to the Germans gave him the necessary adhesive qualities.
