"energy exerted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone puts in a lot of effort, such as: "John was determined to be the top of his class, and exerted a great deal of energy to reach his goal."
The amount of energy exerted on a car that crashes while going 75 m.p.h. is 86percentt higher than if the same car crashed traveling 55 m.p.h.
The aim of the study was to test whether predicted metabolizable protein (MP) and dietary energy exerted independent effects on milk protein synthesis and postabsorptive N efficiency.
More than 80% of total energy exerted in the building is dissipated in the dampers for a serviceability level earthquake, and more than 50% for a safety level earthquake.
In the experiment, a programmable robot arm moves a charged metal plate between two electrodes connected to a voltage source, while a control computer (connected to interface circuitry and a force sensor) directly provides a measurement of the energy exerted in moving the plate.
This allowed for the assessment of the rainfall potential erosion and its spatial distribution, highlighting that the surface erosion generated by the proposed rainfall simulator is limited, corresponding to the kinetic energy exerted by natural rainfall rates of no more than 10 mm/h.
It does nothing to highlight the massive amounts of energy exerted to accomplish what needs to be accomplished in those eight hours of corporate combat.
And Shanghai itself — gray, sprawling, bursting with energy — exerts the greatest presence of all.
The growing world population, coupled with a rapidly increasing demand for energy, exerts great pressure on nature's limited resources (EIA, 2008).
He expects to see more union energies exerted on filibuster reform and voter-registration laws, among other things.
See also Figure 4 figure supplement 1 and Video 4. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03282.010 10.7554/eLiFigure82.011 Figure 4 figure supplement 1. Force dynamics during cell divisions in cluster shown in Figure 4. (A ) Strain energies exerted by individual cells.
The dark energy exerts a negative pressure, and is the reason for the accelerating expansion of the universe, Wilczek said.
