The phrase "electronic jamming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication technology, military operations, or signal interference.
Example: "The military employed electronic jamming to disrupt enemy communications during the operation."
Alternatives: "signal jamming" or "radio jamming".
The development of electronic jamming and anti-jamming technology has brought unprecedented challenges to the guidance equipment.
(Translation: a multitude of technologies, like Tomahawk missiles, reconnaissance and electronic jamming).
Several drones were shot down and others were neutralised by electronic jamming methods.
Because they are set off by a passive infrared sensor, they cannot be thwarted by electronic jamming.
An attack would start with a siege, not just by troops and weapons, but by a wall of electronic jamming.
The action was considered after repeated electronic jamming of the BBC's PTV and the Voice of America's Persian service.
It's got a killer electronic bass line and it sounds as if they're just having an electronic jam session.
The concerts are held on the third Thursday of each month; the next one, this week, will feature Travis Johnides, a pop rocker from North Babylon who performs as We're All Just Passing Through; Jacob Vanags, a rock pianist from Uniondale; Last Days of Summer, a pop-rock band from Hauppauge; and Melotone (formerly Chorophobia), a four-piece electronic jam band based in Commack.
He points out new features like Live Loops, a new way of producing tracks that's more conducive to building electronic jams.
Dr. Fameus (from local electronic jam band Disco Biscuit) and Inspectah Deck of Wu-Tang Clan played recently, while nostalgia is kept alive with monthly performances by Splinter's Sunlight, Philly's most popular Grateful Dead tribute band.
The real star of the show here is a feature called Live Loops which gives you a brand new way of producing tracks that's more conducive to the task of building electronic jams.
