"force imposed by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where a force or pressure is being exerted or imposed upon someone or something. Example: The new regulations have significantly increased the force imposed by the government on businesses, causing many to struggle to adapt.
Many studies have attempted to quantify the potential of structural systems to delimit the level of force imposed by virtue of their ductility and energy absorption capacity.
An individual robot's motion is controlled by the resultant artificial force imposed by other robots and other components of the system.
The electrostatic force imposed by the auxiliary electrodes provides a converged electric field, which affords control over the distribution of the fibers on the rotating collector surface.
The new directive for Somalia is another example of how the American military is accelerating the ways it carries out combat missions under the Trump administration, reducing constraints on the use of force imposed by the Obama administration.
The present study shows that the asymmetric thermal field caused by the gravitational body force is rotated in the clockwise and anticlockwise directions alternatively by the Lorentz force imposed by the oscillating magnetic field.
The process in this agglomerator shows that a continuous paste flow (mixed with liquid binder and primary particles) is extruded into the interstice of two relatively rotating disks, as the paste becomes solidified due to the loss of heat to the disks, it is then broken into granules by the shearing force imposed by the rotating disk.
We must ensure that it is strong enough to withstand these forces imposed by the weather.
Bubbles are moved in a Lagrangian frame through the interaction forces imposed by the gas fluid coupling.
The grain size that can withstand the usual range of shear forces imposed by the flow is accordingly reduced.
The most important factor in the design of high-rise buildings, however, is the building's need to withstand the lateral forces imposed by winds and potential earthquakes.
Suction caisson anchors can be subjected to a variety of load orientations including nearly vertical uplift forces imposed by the vertical tendons of tension leg platforms, horizontal loads imposed by catenary mooring systems, and inclined loads imposed by taut moorings.
