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The phrase "and strain in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness or usability in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing physical or emotional strain, but without additional information, its application is unclear.
Example: "The athlete felt the strain in the muscles after the intense workout."
Alternatives: "and stress in the" or "and pressure in the".
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The singing of the tenor Paul Groves as Tom is marred by technical glitches and strain in the upper register.
It is important to take steps to avoid back injury and strain in the first place.
2. Place a strainer over the bowl, and strain in the liquid from the pan.
The solutions of stress and strain in the mixed SBFEM are derived semi-analytically.
Williamson–Hall plot elucidates important contribution of size and strain in the diffraction pattern.
5 When the chocolate has melted, stir in the egg yolks along with the orange zest and juice, and strain in the milk.
A case is introduced to obtain the distribution of stress and strain in the surrounding rock of cold-region tunnels.
The air hangs heavy with the humid smell of "the sweat of boys under stress and strain," in the language of John Irving in "The World According to Garp".
Discard the ice from the cocktail glass and strain in the drink, adding your choice of garnish: fruit zest, cherry, caper berry, olive... Martinis taste best when cold, so should be polished off within 7-10 minutes.
Results showed a linear relation between the stress and strain in the direction parallel to the lamellar plane.
It's hard to tell what's at stake, and by contrast you can hear much more bother and strain in the work of his heroes.
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