The phrase "amplified pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any situation where pressure is increased or intensified.
Example: "The experiment demonstrated that the amplified pressure within the chamber led to a significant increase in the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "increased pressure" or "enhanced pressure".
This is a miniaturized amplified output pressure sensor based upon a technology able to reduce all output offset or common mode errors due to change in temperature, and characterized by high stability over extended time periods.
Amplified analogue pressure transducer signals were digitized using a converter (DT 9804, Data Translation®) at a sampling rate of 250 Hz.
To do so, he reproduced and amplified experiments on atmospheric pressure by constructing mercury barometers and measuring air pressure, both in Paris and on the top of a mountain overlooking Clermont-Ferrand.
Use of PVDs reduced permanent foundation settlement and rotation by reducing the duration of large excess pore pressures, but amplified roof accelerations and flexural drift.
The system includes the solid start cartridge, pressure-amplified tank with liquid monopropellant, liquid regulator, gas generator, and pipes.
This increase in intracerebral pressure is further amplified when the tissue needs to accommodate the volume of the device.
3 When the arteries stiffen, accelerating the reflected wave increased central PP. 4 Systolic blood pressure (BP) is amplified when moving from the aorta to the periphery, unlike diastolic BP and mean pressures.
The acoustic pressure gradient of the amplified standing wave then drives the vibration motion of the PVDF piezoelectric beams, generating electricity due to the direct piezoelectric effect.
Similar results were obtained for Rel2, where again only the comparison between models M0 and M3 (Table 5) indicated variable selection pressure acting on the amplified Rel2 fragment.
