The phrase "ballistics of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the study or analysis of projectile motion and the effects of gravity, air resistance, and other factors on the trajectory and impact of a projectile. Example: The forensic team is currently analyzing the ballistics of the bullet found at the crime scene to determine the type of weapon used and the angle of the shot.
We want more about the ballistics of reverse swing and less about the chances of the half-naked male hula-hula dancers catching pneumonia.
Even the accuracy of these "dumb" bombs has improved with more accurate airplane radars and better computers that gauge the ballistics of weapons.
For the ballistics of salamander tongues, see Deban, S. M., O'Reilly, J. C., Dicke, U., and van Leeuwen, J. L. 2007.
Calculations on the ballistics of salamander tongues show that the muscular power of the launch is ten times higher than the instantaneous power output of any other known vertebrate muscle.
Part of the course, Dr. Wolf said, was dedicated to practical challenges; Dr. Bennett told his students to calculate the ballistics of catapulting frozen loaves of bread across the New Haven campus.
This paper outlines modeling considerations for the internal ballistics of solid rocket motors.
In notes for the cantata "Gleichwie der Regen und Schnee vom Himmel fällt" ("For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from Heaven"), in Volume 20, Gardiner observes that the continuo part "goes ballistic" when the Turks and the Papists are mentioned, and Gardiner's execution of that idea is by no means the only instance of ballistics on the set.
He said the state had not yet provided him with important evidence, including the results of ballistics tests of the.22-caliber single-action rifle that the police said the boy used to shoot his father, Vincent Romero, 29, four times and a boarder, Timothy Romans, 39, six times.
Much of the ballistics work of the FSS will be taken over by the National Ballistics Intelligence Agency, which is based in the West Midlands, but it is not clear whether their work will involve investigations at the scene.
But an appendix on munitions provides hard evidence on two of the warheads used — ballistics, angles of trajectory, compass bearings, artillery ranges — which turns the passive voice active and leads to one culprit.
No witness put them at the scene of the killing, nor did ballistics tests of their guns link them to the deaths.
