The phrase "and durability of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strength or longevity of an object, material, or concept in relation to something else.
Example: "The new smartphone model boasts improved performance and durability of its battery life compared to previous versions."
Alternatives: "and resilience of its" or "and strength of its".
The Holt Manufacturing Company gained worldwide recognition for the quality and durability of its equipment.
Its support material of cross-linked nitrogen-expanded foam improves its retention and durability of its shape.
For ISIS, the militarised child reflects the power and durability of its ideology: the caliphate may be shrinking, but its essential foundations are in good condition.
Further optimizing of the stimulation protocol can be assumed to strengthen both the range and durability of its efficacy.
Preliminary findings [ 14] point towards evidence for the reasonable effectiveness of the CTCH but this large scale trial will provide more definitive results about the efficacy of the intervention and the durability of its effects.
In this paper, the effects of LST on the formation and durability of tribochemical films and its consequent impacts on friction and wear behavior in various lubrication regimes were evaluated.
Waymo also details both its hardware and software testing processes, including crash avoidance and the overall durability of its sensors and other equipment.
Since buying a minority interest in SEM in 2005, Cat has been working to upgrade the quality and durability of SEM machines, while sharing its prowess in manufacturing, safety and dealer service.
Interferon-alpha monotherapy is effective in less than one-third patients with chronic hepatitis C. The dose-effect, tolerability and durability of interferon-alpha treatment and its long-term effect on the prevention of cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma in naïve Taiwanese patients with chronic hepatitis C have not been well investigated.
Mechanical properties and durability of zirconia are directly related to its crystallography.
The longevity and durability of the old system was such that it fostered self-replication.
