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The phrase "apply a loading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, physics, or any situation where a force or weight is being applied to an object or system.
Example: "To test the structural integrity of the beam, we need to apply a loading that simulates real-world conditions."
Alternatives: "impose a load" or "apply a force".
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To apply a load to the cells, the pair aimed an external magnetic field at the particles.
In the first test, we did not apply a load balancing approach and selected six MTs as test devices.
Using this device, a user can apply a load not to lower limbs but to the armrest with user's one elbow.
The principle of those tests is to apply a load that creates stress at the adhesive interface until failure is observed.
Creep was achieved by applying a load corresponding to 30% of the strength of concrete to 100 × 250 mm prisms.
Hydraulic springs are comparatively small, thick-walled cylinders in which the spring effect is produced by applying a load to the fluid in the cylinder through a small piston entering at the centre of one end of the cylinder.
The initial condition of the structure of the fabric's knitting form, before applying a load, is closely correlated with the performance of the fabric under loading.
The polarization loss of 0.8% Ti-doped Raney nickel electrode was approximately halved by applying a load current increasing gradually up to the limiting current.
Figure 6 shows the system for applying a load to the cantilever beam specimens.
Their experimental results indicated that, by applying a load of up to 0.15 µN, this cell exhibits an elastic behavior.
A loading frame applied a load of 2.7 kN (5 MPa axial stress) to the samples to ensure solid contact between the sample and the Piezoelectric transducers.
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