The phrase "atomization method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific processes, particularly in chemistry or material science, where it refers to a technique for breaking down substances into smaller particles or droplets.
Example: "The atomization method employed in this experiment allowed for a more uniform distribution of the solution."
Alternatives: "particle reduction technique" or "dispersal method".
The morphology and particle size of powdered tin prepared by the centrifugal atomization method were characterized.
A liquid atomization method based on meniscus perturbation and a micro air jet was studied.
Generally, high-pressure gas atomization (HPGA) is a close-coupled discrete jet atomization method and is one of the most effective methods of producing such powders.
Liquid immiscible alloy systems present a unique opportunity in developing the micron-scale crystalline/amorphous composite powder using the gas atomization method.
This atomization method can spray high viscosity media with its print pattern confined to a narrow band of about 1 mm at the center of the air jet.
Ultrafine water/NaCl solution mist was generated in the vessel directly by ultrasonic atomization method, and mist size was measured by a phase doppler particle analyzer.
Substantial work is accomplished with thermal atomization methods.
It is shown that casting/extrusion, atomization methods, with a separate vessel using water as a coolant and rotary/spinning atomization using air as a coolant, can be considered as the most efficient and reliable methods for heat recovery from molten CuCl.
The use of modified matrix assisted laser desorption methods may have merits for some nano-object systems in addition to classical shear-induced atomization methods.
The new liquid-atomization method exploits the physical phenomenon of fragmentation of thin liquid films into fine micron and submicron droplets by gas jets.
Effervescent atomization is a method of twin-fluid atomization that involves bubbling a small amount of gas into the liquid before it is ejected from the atomizer.
