'electrically independent' is a correct phrase and usable in written English
You could use it to describe a system that doesn't rely on or connect to other systems in terms of electricity. For example, "The island was completely electrically independent, with its own power plant to generate enough electricity for the entire population."
Thus, 4 safety injection pumps (SIPs) are completely independent electrically and mechanically and three safety injection pumps are available in a single failure condition.
For the knee extensors, maximal rates of torque development were also established during electrically evoked contractions, independent of voluntary activation, using the supramaximal triplets.
Important findings of this study were: (1) V0 of voluntarily activated muscle increased with increasing contraction intensity, and (2) V0 of electrically activated muscle was independent of contraction intensity.
Electrically evoked contractions are independent of the subject's effort.
Although the use of three stimulus conditions resulted in a large variation of tetanic torque (Table 1), the linear regression analysis revealed that V0 of electrically activated dorsiflexor muscles was independent of contraction intensity (Fig. 6B).
The sub-muscle units were electrically stimulated and found to have independent isometric contraction, with minimal contraction recorded from the non-stimulated sub-unit.
The electrode for the neural interface is located where the independent systems of engineering and biology interact electrically for communication.
The electrode for the neural interface is the place where the independent systems of engineering and biology interact electrically for communication.
Each MFC was connected to an independent controller and the stack was connected electrically in series, creating a hybrid-series connectivity.
The complete ELPorator 1000 device consists of two modules, generating independent square wave pulses that can be connected electrically to generate a continuous combined pulse (Fig. 1A).
