The phrase "flowing medium" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that allows the transfer of another thing, typically used in physics, biology, chemistry, and engineering. For example, "The cells were cultured in a special flowing medium that allowed them to grow properly."
Pak and Cho [30] studied the heat transfer enhancement in a circular tube, using γ-Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticle fluid mixtures as the flowing medium.
The model is individual-based and moves fish subject to fundamental physical forces in the flowing medium and simple obstacle avoidance behaviors.
The annular flow pattern, reported to be the most common in microchannel, has been investigated, with water as the flowing medium.
"These cells have to stick from a flowing medium to a blood vessel wall, so we thought we could learn something from how starfish prevent this so we could find a way to prevent this in humans".
Transient behavior of desorption from a fixed-bed packed with thin-film-coated monodisperse spherical particles/hollow spheres by a flowing medium where the coated layer/spherical shell wall contains the desorbed component is modeled.
Based on analyses of conjugate fracture surfaces, most of the nanodimples appear to be "valley-on-valley" type, rather than "mound-on-valley" type, indicating nanovoid nucleation and growth in the plastically flowing medium prior to ultimate failure.
HEK-293 cells possess a carbachol- and thapsigargin-sensitive intracellular Ca2+ store that is responsive to stop-flow medium changes and insensitive to caffeine and ryanodine.
Simulation results indicate considerable conversion enhancement through the use of a flowing adsorbent medium.
Measurements have been made of the forces on obstacles suspended in a flowing granular medium.
It is very troublesome to accurately calculate the viscous force of unstable flow medium.
Also, a large number of tortuous, tubular flow paths constitute the flow medium.
