The phrase "before rupture" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a time or situation that occurred before a rupture, break, or fissure in something. Here is an example: "Before the rupture of the dam, the village was a peaceful and thriving community."
"Biological membranes expand elastically by <3% before rupture (primary source).
The primary aim of ultrasound follow-up after aorto-iliac prosthetic reconstruction is to correct false aneurysms before rupture occurs.
The elastic and plastic deformation threshold of the microheaters in operation and their maximum deflection before rupture were measured.
Each "spore" proves to be a zoosporangium, full of zoospores or zoogonidia, seen in active swarming motion before rupture of the sporangium.
In a rotor of given design, the maximum angular velocity obtainable before rupture is to a close approximation inversely proportional to the rotor's diameter.
The HDPE geogrid exhibited primary, secondary, and tertiary creep stages before rupture, whereas only primary creep and tertiary creep were detected in the PET geogrid.
By contrast, the effect of cavitation becomes prominent at large deformation, so that the overall dilatation reaches more than 30% before rupture.
PCL yields a dominant contribution to the elastic response and confer a higher ability to absorb energy before rupture, but also the protein/plasticiser ratio must be considered.
Two new peaks appeared at 0.21 nm and 0.18 nm in the RDFs, corresponding to the minimum spacing between the atoms in the collapsed layers, and the maximum bond length that can be reached in stretching before rupture.
By analyzing the conformations occurring shortly before rupture in each event, we find that the mechanically resistant structures share a common architecture, with similarities to the folds adopted by Aβ and αS in amyloid fibrils.
