The phrase "impacted against" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe two objects coming into contact with force or causing an effect on each other. Example: The car impacted against the guardrail, causing significant damage to the vehicle's front end.
There have been no experimental studies on impaction, in which the released material is impacted against an object and confined to maintain it in the liquid state.
X-rays are ionization electromagnetic radiation which is produced by accelerating electrons using a voltage gradient between 0.124 to 124 kV to be impacted against a heavy metal (high atomic number).
In order to validate the constitutive model, numerical simulations were compared with experimental results, in which ice cylinders were impacted against a steel plate, allowing the measurement of the contact load.
The JKRBT uses a rotor stator impacting system, in which particles gain a controlled kinetic energy while they are spun in the rotor and are then ejected and impacted against the stator, causing particle breakage.
In the second series of the Meppen Slab Tests different metallic pipes resembling the body of military aircrafts were impacted against reinforced concrete slabs of dimensions 6.5 m × 6 m × 0.7 m.
The cultural and religious activities that negatively impacted against the education of the girl child were most found in Mt Darwin, Chegutu and Tsholotsho.
Such a model will be useful for the simulation of heat exchanger tubes obliquely impacting against support plates.
This paper presents an explicit finite element analysis of a cricket ball impacting against a cantilever beam.
In early days, this tube was a straight line, and the particles in these linear accelerators would impact against something like a thin foil of metal.
The above-described mechanism causes the scaphoid bone to impact against the distal radius concavity, causing a fracture most likely to occur in the middle of the scaphoid.
The transient behavior of a cantilever beam, driven by periodic force and repeated impacting against a rod-like stop, is the subject of this investigation.
