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The phrase "adhesive strip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a narrow piece of material that has adhesive on one or both sides, typically used for sticking items together or for securing something in place.
Example: "To fix the broken piece, I used an adhesive strip to hold it securely in place."
Alternatives: "sticky tape" or "adhesive tape".
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As in earlier models, the sensor shakes dust onto an adhesive strip.
He attaches a new one to the skin around a hole in his stomach, with the help of an adhesive strip that is surprisingly expensive.
One of Mr. Lutz's first moves was to apply an adhesive strip that covered the plastic and emphasized the lights' fish-eye shapes.
It wasn't ideal and would often slip down my trousers because of the lack of adhesive strip (before you ask; no, I couldn't afford Sellotape either).
For every extra adhesive strip ordered, companies along a complex supply chain stand to benefit: from the raw-material manufacturer all the way up to the person delivering the boxes to Baghdad.
A woman who had her upper lip covered by a special adhesive strip that painlessly removed her facial hair when it was ripped off... Haircutting demonstrations that took place in structures resembling revival tents.
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The sisters rise from prayer, "peeling off from the kneeler like black adhesive strips".
In February and April, the company supplied 8m adhesive strips to the army.
Since then, new products from cedarwood balls to pheromone adhesive strips have entered the market.
Mahut, who wore black adhesive strips around his left knee, was not moving as well as he normally does.
For example, johnnyglow.com sells fluorescent adhesive strips to put on the inside of toilet bowls to aid men who can't find the light switch in the dark.
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