"elastic expansion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe a situation in which something expands or contracts according to the circumstances. For example, "The company employed an elastic expansion strategy to meet the changing demands of the market."
The elastic expansion of the lattice around the cascade is explained in terms of anharmonicity of interatomic interactions.
The relationships between the attenuation coefficient, relaxation time, and the wave velocity of the elastic expansion wave were derived.
The intercalated stages of elastic expansion and fracturing during the bubble growth shorten with time as the bubble approaches its terminal size (prior to its ascent).
The time-lapse between the "fast" deformation and "slow" degassing is due to the difference between the immediate elastic expansion of the highly altered rocks (De Natale et al. [1991]), and the slower fluid rise (Chiodini et al. [2003]).
For the low-pressure characteristics of Sulige Gas Field, the elastic expansion of bound water and rock can be neglected, then Eq. (1) simplifies to: G p B g 1 = G 1 ( B g 1 - B g1i ) + G c B g1 (2).
Furthermore, we observed that the elastic expansion of compressed Snf7 spirals generated an area difference between the two sides of the membrane and thus curvature.
In the end, the material tends to remain inside the elastic domain, exhibiting thermo-elastic expansion and contraction during heating and cooling.
This technique detects optoacoustic (ultrasound) waves generated in tissue due to absorption of NIR pulses followed by thermo-elastic expansion of the irradiated volume.
The absorbed electromagnetic radiation from the laser pulse produces localized heating and results in rapid thermo-elastic expansion around the illuminated region, hence generating ultrasound [ 15, 16].
This is based on the PA effect where the absorption of the illuminating light by the sample is partially converted to heat giving rise to pressure waves via the thermo-elastic expansion of the medium.
Photoacoustic imaging involves exposing a sample with a pulsed laser and detection of the emitted ultrasound produced by the thermo-elastic expansion caused by the absorption of the laser light in the sample.
