The phrase "and stabilizes in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or state of becoming stable or steady within a certain environment or condition.
Example: "The solution heats up quickly and stabilizes in the desired temperature range."
Alternatives: "and settles into the" or "and becomes stable in the".
After suffering from 800 cycles at 2000 mAg−1 and resetting to 100 mAg−1, the charge capacity recovers to as high as 1225 mAhg−1 immediately, and stabilizes in the following cycles.
With the fitted scheme, the flame is detached from the air inlets and stabilizes in the regions identified in the experiment (Ristori et al. (2005) [2], Heid and Ristori (2003) [3], Heid and Ristori (2005) [4], Ristori et al. (1999) [5]).
If the maximum probabilistic benefit of blackmailing is greater than the cost of policing, policing becomes a non-altruistic act and stabilizes in the society.
The latter suggests that solvation effects may equilibrate the "open" conformation in solution, while in the gas phase the ring interaction dominates and stabilizes in the "stack" and "close" conformations.
Like the other Wright machines, it was a biplane design employing the "wing-warping" control system and stabilized in the pitch axis by a horizontal stabilizer positioned forward of the wings.
Applying a socio-technical system approach to CI, this paper attempts to gain a clear understanding of how CI will evolve and stabilize in the cyber environment.
Since June 2009, significant numbers of jobs in all three industries have gone to men, while the ranks of women among jobholders continued to shrink in two of the fields, manufacturing and information services, and stabilize in the third, financial services.
The population expanded again in the early 1990s because of the influx of immigrants from the former Soviet Union and stabilized in the mid-1990s aboutout 350,000 inhabitants, though it is thought that non-Jewish foreign workers may be undercounted.
The unsolved mystery, or perhaps now, twice-solved mystery: Why did atmospheric methane levels, steadily on the rise since record-keeping began, abruptly level off and stabilize in the last three decades?
Keratins form a group of varied proteins which contain significant amounts of sulphur cross-linking and stabilizing in the material.
