The phrase "application of a traction" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "traction" typically refers to the grip or hold, often in a physical context, and "application" may not fit well with it.
Example: "The application of traction is essential for ensuring the vehicle maintains grip on slippery surfaces."
Alternatives: "use of traction" or "implementation of traction".
Because of her low weight (19 kg), application of skeletal traction with a heavy weight was difficult.
The method thus modified, renders possible a far stronger application of the traction, than has ever yet been obtained, and permits the lengthening of the fleshy parts of a shortened limb, without its giving us any anxiety and without other limitation in the application of the force, save only for the harm which it might cause to the physiologic functions of the tissues to be lengthened.
Efforts to propel railroad vehicles using batteries date from 1835, but the first successful application of electric traction was in 1879, when an electric locomotive ran at an exhibition in Berlin.
With this fresh application of the traction, the soft parts underwent a further lengthening, and in the same manner in which the first application of the force had been made, the detracting action was left to the apparatus, so soon as this had been completed.
Sometimes, scar tissue can develop around the device, making it resistant to removal even after application of forceful traction.
Application of excessive traction to the head during breech delivery can result in unilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve injury and abductor paralysis.
In the future, the application of new traction technologies with smaller bi-power locomotives and improved freight wagons with on-board intelligence will allow an efficient introduction of a train-coupling-and-sharing production scheme [26].
This article presents the analysis of measurement uncertainty of visual measurement techniques for long distance measurements for application of electric traction element diagnostic and monitoring.
Controlled Cord Traction (CCT): Researchers defined CCT as the application of gentle traction of the umbilical cord, with upward, manual support of the uterus, as a means of delivering the placenta.
These practices include the application of fundal pressure while awaiting the placenta (44%), uterine massage following delivery of the fetus (34%), and application of cord traction without manual support of the uterus (21%).
