The phrase "droop for" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The flowers were starting to droop for lack of water.
Such prospects are starting to alarm some environmentalists, who worry that altered plants will cross-pollinate in the wild, resulting in forests that practically droop for want of lignin.
While the boffins calculated the angle by which the nose would have to droop for a safe landing, and worked out how to cool the windows so that passengers would not get burnt, politicians on both sides of the Channel were gambling.
As a result, the mitigation of the efficiency droop for the InGaN-based LED on the HLAPSS occurs.
Therefore, this work experimentally demonstrates the effectiveness of a specifically designed AlGaN/AlGaN superlattice p-EBL in enhancing the EQE and significantly suppressing the efficiency droop for DUV LEDs.
Letting your finger droop for even one second during splint treatment will make you have to go back to square one.
Newsweek's Robert Samuelson, who rightly warned about the 90's bubble, urges us this week to heed the lesson of Japan, drooping for a decade because "its countermeasures were too little, too late".
Their appeal drooped for a while, as competing labels like Carshoe horned in on the market, and consumers decided that what looked cool on Elle Macpherson as she sprinted down 57th Street in skinny jeans and hauling a massive Birkin bag looked less cool when the orthodontist bought a similar pair he saw Kevin Costner wearing.
Briefly, each animal was lightly immobilized in a plastic holder and its tail was drooped for a proper application of cold water stimuli.
The output of the OPF provides an iso-frequential operating point for all the generation units and a set of droop parameters for primary regulation.
This paper presents multi-purpose droop controllers for electronically-interfaced distributed generators (EI-DGs).
We tried creating an additional layer above the droop height for the lower movement bar to rest on as it moved.
