The phrase "arresting technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that captures attention or is striking in some way.
Example: "The artist's use of color and light created an arresting technique that drew viewers in."
Alternatives: "captivating method" or "striking approach".
In a statement to NBC News, Fort Collins police spokeswoman Kate Kimble described Surat's takedown as a "standard arrest technique".
A decade ago, the UN Human Rights Committe was already voicing criticism against the SPVM's indiscriminate mass arrests technique, known as "kettling".
Rectal mucosal proliferation was measured in 116 individuals using the metaphase arrest technique crypt cell production rate (CCPR).
(2) The deep hypothermic circulatory arrest technique has been used widely and its safe duration has been overestimated.
Seventy-nine patients with colorectal adenomata were randomised to receive calcium carbonate (3,000 mg) or placebo in a double-blind randomised trial to assess the short- and long-term effects on rectal mucosal proliferation measured by the in vitro metaphase arrest technique crypt cell production rate (CCPR).
In the present investigation, a high-quality nanosheet-like hexagonal Cu2ZnCd (S, Se 3 thin film has been synthesized via facile, simple and cost effective arrested precipitation technique (APT) through the complex stability, and release of metal ions.
We are trained in traditional forms of hard blocks, soft blocks, de-arrest techniques as well as other historically significant tactics.
Training tens of thousands of people in arrest techniques to make a political point tends to inspire people to put that training to use.
Before the operation, the SAS practised arrest techniques, while the Gibraltar authorities searched for a suitable place to hold the would-be bombers after their arrest.
