The phrase "agitated surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a surface that is disturbed, turbulent, or in a state of unrest, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The agitated surface of the water reflected the stormy sky above."
Alternatives: "disturbed surface" or "turbulent surface".
Leave for one to two minutes and agitate the surface thoroughly with the decking brush, until all plaster, cement or other lime-based contaminants on the surface are removed.
Use a soft vehicle wash brush, a detailer brush, or a soap dispensing wash brush to physically agitate all surfaces, then rinse dirt and detergent off.
The solubility C*, and volumetric mass transfer coefficient, kLa, values for hydrogen and ethylene in liquid propylene were obtained in a 41 surface-aeration agitated reactor operating under pressures between 11 and 55 bar, temperatures from 297 to 333 K, and mixing speeds of 13.3 20.0 Hz.
"Hurricanes agitate the sea surface, which greatly enhances the transfer of CO2," he says.
All samples were prepared in duplicate and one set was agitated to simulate mixing in surface waters.
The equilibrium solubilities, C∗, and volumetric liquid-side mass transfer coefficients (kLa) for gaseous nitrogen and oxygen in liquid cyclohexane were obtained in wide ranges of pressures (1 40 bar), temperatures (380 480 K) and mixing speeds (13.3 20 Hz) in gas-inducing (GIR) and surface-aeration (SAR) agitated reactors.
But Muscat was clearly agitated by the state of the surface.
In this paper, the injection of a jet at the flat free surface of a partially baffled agitated vessel has been studied both experimentally and numerically.
To remove phages retained on the filters, 10 ml of PBS was added to the surface of the filter, gently agitated and removed by filtration.
Measurements and numerical simulations of turbulent flows with free-surface vortex in an unbaffled reactor agitated by a cylindrical magnetic stirrer are presented.
