The phrase "easily bent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something (e.g., a metal or plastic object) that has a soft, malleable texture and is able to be bent easily. For example, "This metal is so thin and easily bent, it's almost like paper."
Headline inflation is easily bent by volatile prices.
The latter could be easily bent by inadvertently applying finger pressure in the wrong places.
Plastic supply pipe is cheap, can be cut to length with a utility knife and is easily bent to fit into position between fittings.
If we are given the chance one day, to test the habitability of the dual purpose shelter, the writer feels it will be a fulfilling of the duality to which our minds have been so easily bent.
A half-inch bar of beryllium, normally a very hard and brittle metal, has been easily bent 360° by hand after float zoning in a high vacuum using an electron beam to produce the molten zone.
Defining it that way, she explains, feels reductive: the point is to show how the mechanics of Chekhov's writing can be easily bent to accommodate an inclusive perspective on love, loss and the rest.
If history teaches one thing, it is that when a severe global financial panic sets in, it can easily bend and warp and metastasize.
An interesting and certainly beautiful location for a movie, to be sure, but the contrivances made to incorporate it can easily bend a story until it breaks.
"In material bending, larger cross-sectional areas [thickness x width] and shorter lengths make things stronger - you can't easily bend a cube - while the opposite makes things very easy to bend – paper is easily folded," Jeremy Irons, a design engineer at Creative Engineering explained to Gizmodo.
Owing to the high elasticity of PDMS, the sensor can be easily bended or twisted.
The thin device is 0.4 × 1.3 cm2 in size and can be easily bended.
