"exert compression" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically describes the physical application of pressure in order to reduce the size of an object, or to hold something in place. For example, "He used a clamp to exert compression on the wood to keep it in place as he drilled."
Transabdominal ultrasound (a) revealed right paramedian inhomogeneous hypo-anechoic multiseptated mass (arrowhead), exerting compression on the urinary bladder.
In our experience, the typical appearance of SRH in ACKD includes small, poorly perfused kidneys with multiple cysts and a sizeable crescent- or biconvex-shaped subcapsular haematoma exerting compression on the adjacent renal parenchyma (Figs. 1 and 2).
Additionally, the separation systems available today are not able to exert high compression on the electrode plates: glass mats crush when compressed too much and the gel design does not allow any significant pressure generation at all.
It may be a way solving this problem to exert axial compression loads (ACL) on the tube end in the bending.
The growing xylem area might exert a compression force on surrounding cambial and parenchymal cells, forcing them into tangential anisotropic cell elongation.
Corticomedullary (c, d) and nephrographic (f) phase images showed the haematoma exerting severe compression on the renal parenchyma, largely replaced by cysts (thin arrows) with mural discontinuity.
This antishock clamp exerts transverse compression on the sacro-iliac joint.
Otherwise, examining the proximal and distal part of the cervix will imply exerting the compression movements not more perpendicularly to the cervix and introducing a shear strain component that actually cannot be calculated.
i Photomicrograph from a prostatectomy specimen shows the compression exerted by BPH on the central zone, bilaterally (black arrows).
