The phrase "application of a load" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, physics, or any field that involves the exertion of force or weight on an object or structure.
Example: "The application of a load on the bridge was carefully monitored to ensure its structural integrity."
Alternatives: "imposition of a load" or "exertion of a load."
Application of a load torque slows down the rotor, decreasing the generated voltage, increasing the current, and producing torque to match the load torque.
This macroscopic hydride orientation was controlled by application of a load along the tube hoop direction during hydride precipitation.
Application of a load to the tip of the instrument modified the vibration pattern of the whole probe.
To accomplish this task, localized bone strain levels need to be measured upon the application of a load to the bone.
In particular, we focus on the deformation undergone under the application of a load, and on the subsequent recovery that develop upon cessation of the squeezing force.
Small angle neutron scattering was employed to quantify the size and volume fraction of γ′ phase in the springs as a function of the aging temperature and the application of a load during stress relaxation.
Application of a load-cell that detects the drilling force in real-time, providing feedback for fine tuning the feed-rate of the tool is proposed.
13, 14 Maximal effect on bleeding time is seen after 5 days of ticlopidine administration or after 3 to 5 days of clopidogrel administration and can be hastened by the application of a loading dose.
The contact interaction of two elastic solids of identical materials, one of which possesses a sloping surface groove of small depth, under simultaneous application of a normal load and a proportional shear load is studied without involvement of the incremental approach.
In PCL/PLC-deficient knees, the tibia translates posteriorly and externally rotates with the application of a simulated load.
Interfacial fracture of thermally stressed layered composites is often characterized by application of a mechanical load.
