The phrase "anchor release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to boating, maritime activities, or any situation where an anchor is being let go or disengaged.
Example: "The captain signaled for the anchor release as we prepared to set sail."
Alternatives: "anchor drop" or "anchor disengagement".
NBC initially seemed ready to defend the anchor, releasing a statement of apology from him a week ago.
A prosthetic component was classified as loosened when its anchoring released without or with minimal mechanical force asserted with few hammer blows.
Given the coincidental occurrence of anchor ice release and runoff events, it is uncertain which specific mechanism caused the particles to move.
"You guys are good!" In the pyramid the next day, after returning to their bodies and completing the ritual in the burial chamber, they had gone down to the lower chambers to anchor the released energy, so that their work would not be wasted.
Enzymatic cleavage of transmembrane anchors to release proteins from the membrane controls diverse signaling pathways and is implicated in more than a dozen diseases.
Anchor Bay released a two-DVD limited edition in 2000.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace released a statement on Monday about the death of his father, "60 Minutes" icon Mike Wallace.
In 2003 Anchor Bay released the "Restored Director's Cut", which is very close to the "Director's Cut" on the 2000 disc but omits one scene.
"I think it's certainly a question we need to ask ourselves, whether or not marijuana is as serious of a drug as heroin," Holder said in an interview with Yahoo global news anchor Katie Couric, released on Thursday.
The centrosome is composed of numerous proteins responsible for microtubule nucleation, anchoring, and release [11].
In this study, we revealed that modular PaLPMO9s with anchored CBM1 release more oxidized oligosaccharides from cellulose than CBM1-less LPMOs.
