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The phrase "flexible devices" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to electronic devices that have a bendable or flexible design, such as smartphones with curved screens or wearable technology made from flexible materials. Example: "The market for flexible devices has been growing rapidly, with more and more consumers seeking out innovative and durable products."
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Furthermore, polymer substrates, often used in flexible devices, provide better flexibility and toughness properties, but possess insufficient barrier properties against water vapor and oxygen permeation [7].
Figure 3a displays a photograph of the paper sample after growth of the ZnO NWs; it retained the high flexibility required for potential applications in flexible devices.
"It's a step forward for having unbreakable gadgets and flexible devices eventually.
Steady progress means fully flexible devices could be available in just a few years.
Ultrathin integrated circuits could lead to powerful flexible devices like medical sensors and wearable electronics.
One day, a student who was building flexible devices told Rogers about a problem he was having.
The composite is bendable and stretchable without powder disintegration, which is a suitable trait for making flexible devices.
A new silver-nanoparticle ink could be just the thing for printing high-performance electrical connections for flexible devices.
This facile and cost-effective approach offers promise for application in next-generation flexible devices.
The flexible devices of cantilevers with lump structures and piezoelectric ZnO thin film is designed.
The formation of double-network structure significantly improved the electrical performance of the flexible devices.
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