"high water stability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a material or substance that is able to maintain its structure and properties even when in contact with water for a prolonged period of time. Example: The new ceramic coating boasts high water stability, making it a perfect choice for use in marine environments.
Irungu et al. (2018) had reported that at 30% moisture content, ACM75- and BSFM75-based pellets had higher water stability than fish feeds that had 100% FWSM.
Higher water stability of soil macro-aggregates >2 mm were observed in plastic mulch ridges relative to the furrows after rain season.
Brazzein is an intensely sweet-tasting protein with high water solubility, heat stability, and taste properties resembling those of carbohydrate sweeteners.
In addition, with the decrease of ZnO size, the high temperature stability, water stability and low temperature crack resistance of asphalt mixture are improved.
In this work, we have proven that starch nanofibrous membranes with high tensile strength, water stability and non-cytotoxicity can be produced by electrospinning of starch solution and post-treatment with GTA in vapor phase.
The test results of the mixtures indicated that compared with the original asphalt mixture and the styrene butadiene styrene (SBS) mixture, the HMABs significantly improved the high temperature performance, water stability, moisture heat synthesis property, and dynamic modulus of mixtures.
The potent anti-tumour activity of 9ACG together with its high water solubility and stability (Leu et al, 1999) and potential tumour selectivity suggest that this prodrug shows promise for cancer therapy.
While both the helium and air plasmas were successful in the deposition of ppAAc coatings, the nm thick films deposited using the PlasmaTreat system exhibited significantly higher levels of water stability, probably due to a higher level of coating cross-linking.
