The phrase "air extruded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing or material processing, particularly when describing a process where air is forced out of a material or product.
Example: "The plastic was air extruded to create a lightweight and durable structure."
Alternatives: "air expelled" or "air forced out".
We removed the duodenum drainage catheter to inject air and extrude the air towards the distal end, and air was noted to pass through.
The acetabular component used was a hemispherical rim flair screw-fixed Universal Hexloc metal backing (Biomet Inc., Warsaw, IN) with a 10-degree face GUR 415 bar extruded conventional ultra-high molecular weight PE acetabular liner sterilized by gamma radiation in air.
The rest of the world can just call Trump an idiot, a man with few ambitions outside of being Trumpy, whose remaining strands of what one might call policy are wisps of spun sugar extruded by hot air, reminding everyone of the tacky coif that sits atop his blanched Smithfield Ham of a face.
Specially designed and fabricated air-side fins and flat extruded coolant tubes have significantly improved the thermal performance of engine cooling systems.
We play these back on the surface of the iPad as movies, and drag the iPad through the air to extrude shapes captured in long exposure photographs.
The compressed-air, pressurized to 90 psi, liquefied and extruded brain material through the foramen magnum, creating splatter and aerosolized droplets of brain tissue.
The greatest decrease in oxygen concentration of the head space of air-tight chambers was achieved with the material extruded with PLA on at least one side.
In the cast film process a polymer melt is extruded through a slit die, stretched in air and cooled on a chill roll.
In the case film process a polymer melt is extruded through a slit die, stretched in air and cooled on a chill roll.
The questionnaire survey indicated the applicability of the air-extruded jelly formulation in elderly patients.
There are several types of packaging containers for oral jelly: a single-serving type, a stick type, and an air-extruded type (Table 2).
