The phrase "agitation generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that causes or produces agitation or unrest.
Example: "The agitation generating from the recent policy changes has led to widespread protests."
Alternatives: "tension causing" or "disturbance producing".
Cells in Matrigel or Cultrex BME are kept cold at all times and under continuous agitation, while generating rings.
The typical thermal ablation approach is radiofrequency ablation (RFA), which is produced by frictional heating; RF-connected electrode tips placed in the lesion initiate ionic agitation, which generates heat and ultimately destroys cells [ 48, 49].
Her self-seeking behavior is the core of the show, and the agitation that it generates is its own punishment.
This motion generates agitation in the semisolid stage, thus making the microstructure more random and resulting in deformation twins.
This year's exercises, which will involve 12,700 US troops and 190,000 South Korean troops, run till April 18, and have already generated agitation and consternation from some corners.
This year's exercises, which will involve 12,700 US troops and 190,000 South Korean troops, run until the 18th of April, and they have already generated agitation and consternation from some corners.
On one side of the EXT regions, transcription and replication acting continuously in the coding core of the chromosome are generating a continuous agitation of the DNA molecule.
This agitation, like human shivering, generates heat and raises the temperature of the hive.
"There has been a lot of pointless agitation, and that has generated anxiety and hysterical attitudes," the economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, complained on Sunday.
Electrical discharges in Martian analogue materials have previously been generated by agitation of the material in a low-pressure carbon dioxide environment.
