The phrase "airtight design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design that is completely sealed or impervious to outside influences, often in contexts related to engineering, architecture, or product design.
Example: "The new container features an airtight design, ensuring that no moisture can enter and spoil the contents."
Alternatives: "sealed design" or "hermetically sealed design".
This is still very much a prototype; the sensors can't detect the direction of a force yet, and the materials and construction aren't airtight by design, meaning they have to be continuously pumped full.
Impedance (dielectric) spectroscopy (IS) measurements were performed on samples using a specially designed airtight sample holder [3, 9].
An airtight reactor was designed and constructed with glass, and the configuration was verified of its applicability with volatile solvent.
Structural design of the airtight module is generally performed according to the elastic limit rule with different load cases during flight.
THIS month, the New-York Historical Society reopened its Central Park West fortress, with renovations designed to entice more visitors to what was designed as an airtight vault for history.
Although the sewage tanks are covered, Mr. Lopez said, they are not designed to be airtight.
We need to focus and engage in smart accountability -- carefully pick our battles with the White House and, when we fight, we need to employ airtight, concise, reality-based arguments designed to convince rather than to hector.
Therefore, the chamber was designed to be airtight, to maintain a 5%% CO2 atmosphere, and to provide a controlled temperature of 37.0 °C [ 11].
This interpretation would rely on natural wood being predominately burned in indoor stoves, which are generally closed and designed to be airtight, and thus, may release fewer emissions [ 47].
Recent building regulations in Serbia prescribe the design of highly insulated, airtight buildings with low U-value glazing.
