The phrase "application of traction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical treatments, physical therapy, or mechanical processes where traction is applied to achieve a specific effect.
Example: "The application of traction was necessary to alleviate the patient's back pain and promote healing."
Alternatives: "use of traction" or "implementation of traction".
The application of traction control to motorcycles is not so widely used as to four wheel vehicles, probably because of the high cost of the control system.
With the patient supine under general anesthesia, wound debridement was performed, followed by the application of traction to the second, third, and fourth fingers with the elbow being flexed to 90°.
Targeted traction of specific segments instead of pulling the whole spine can increase the efficacy of the traction therapy and reduces side effects due to less application of traction force.
The application of traction forces is used to treat dogs with vertebral canal stenosis [ 38, 39].
The scrotum and labia majora should be inspected both before and after application of traction to ensure they are not entrapped or everted.
The overall effect of CPC2 (Figs. 3b1/ 3b3) was to displace the region of application of traction forces towards the right/left at the back of the cell, and towards the left/right at the front.
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.
In these cases, therefore, instead of applying a too powerful traction, it is better to proceed to the act of lengthening by stages, followed by the application of a traction of medium intensity (not exceeding 25 or 30 kilograms).
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.
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.
