The phrase "augmented stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, engineering, or any field where enhanced stability is being discussed, such as in systems, structures, or processes.
Example: "The new design features augmented stability, ensuring that the structure can withstand extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "enhanced stability" or "improved stability".
promote the harmonious growth of economic activity in the Community as a whole, regular and balanced expansion, augmented stability, a more rapidly rising standard of living, and closer relations between the participating states.
Handling qualities of airplanes can be improved by the use of an automatic control system (augmented stability control system), however, in the preliminary design phase it is sometimes better to implement suitable design changes.
The Treaty of Rome aimed to "establish a common market" and "progressively bring the economic policies of members into alignment" so as to promote the harmonious growth of economic activity in the Community as a whole, regular and balanced expansion, augmented stability, a more rapidly rising standard of living, and closer relations between the participating states.
The prosthesis also allows the use of a femoral or tibial stem when an augmented stability is required.
It has been argued that increased step width reflects a need for augmented stability during pregnancy [ 14], however Foti et al. [ 10] suggested that increased step width is a consequence of increased pelvic width.
These observations agree with the augmented stability reported for RecA filaments formed in the presence of AMP·PNP (VanLoock et al, 2003) or ATPγS (Chabbert et al, 1987; Arenson et al, 1999; Galletto et al, 2006; Joo et al, 2006; Cisse et al, 2007).
GPI-0100 is a semi-synthetic saponin with modifications designed to augment stability and diminish toxicity.
Although catalytic activity correlates less consistently with sequence conservation in these extensively randomized proteins, less extreme mutagenesis strategies might be adopted in practice to augment stability while maintaining function.
Recently, two 2.4-mm Kirschner are added percutaneously from the medial malleolus to augment stability and removed once healing is complete (Fig. 2d).
DNA methylation (addition of a methyl group to the 5th carbon cytosine residues in CpGs islands) is stably maintained, inheritable and regarded as an epigenetic marker, which augments stability and diversity of biological phenotypes, yet without modifying the genomic sequence.
Thus, a primary role of Wip1 is to inhibit p53 stability in part through augmenting Mdm2 stability as a consequence of Mdm2 Ser395 dephosphorylation (Fig. 2).
