The phrase "and pressure in a" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
You can use it when discussing topics related to pressure in a specific context, such as science, engineering, or health.
Example: "The experiment measured temperature and pressure in a controlled environment."
Alternatives: "and stress in a" or "and force in a".
Dr. Zhang, who has been researching manure conversion for eight years, subjects a waste slurry to heat and pressure in a process called thermochemical conversion.
In 1851 he and Watt developed a process in which pulpwood was cut into small chips, boiled in a solution of caustic alkali at high temperature and pressure in a closed container, and then washed with water and, if desired, bleached.
Another reported application of OFETs is their ability to sense force and pressure in a quantitative manner [38].
To investigate the effects of chest wall vibration timing on air flow and pressure in a ventilated lung model.
Residence time distribution experiments were carried out at high temperatures and pressure in a small-scale upflow reactor.
In coexisting melts and fluids and in supercritical fluid as a function of temperature (and pressure) in a hydrous Na-aluminosilicate system (data from Mysen 2010a).
Five inhibitors were investigated in this study at different concentrations and pressures in a cryogenic sapphire cell at static condition.
With increased accountability and pressure in schools, is it a surprise that so many staff are looking for an escape?
With all the stress and pressure in teaching this is a perfect reminder of just how funny and rewarding the job can be.
The random walk is used to predict the diffusion of one gas into another, the spread of heat in a solid, and pressure fluctuations in a small container.
We evaluated the associations between prenatal phthalate exposure and childhood growth and blood pressure in a Spanish birth cohort study.
