The phrase "imposed loading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the burden of an obligation or task that has been placed on someone or something. For example, "The company was already struggling to cope with the imposed loading of new regulations."
Broken elements may be present initially, or form during the imposed loading history.
The explosive location, magnitude and duration, as well as the building imposed loading are all modelled as random variables.
The resulting behaviour is then independent of the imposed loading and can be determined by only a few fatigue tests.
Moreover, FESEM results reveal that the swelling level has no effect on the morphology of crack nucleation and propagation, regardless of the imposed loading level.
Localization (as opposed to homogenization) describes the spatial distribution of the response field of interest at the microscale for an imposed loading condition at the macroscale.
The influence of bond properties, a cold joint at the base, lapping of longitudinal reinforcing bars, amount of reinforcing steel, cross-section dimensions and imposed loading history (monotonic or cyclic) is discussed.
Vertical dead and imposed loads, wind and seismic loads are discussed.
The friction coefficient of the sliding surface was a critical factor for the imposed load.
An average film thickness of 5 μm could support an imposed load of 10 N.
The loads on civil engineering structures fall into two categories dead loads, and live or imposed loads.
American Century Investments has imposed loads, or sales charges, on 10 of its mutual funds, which will no longer be offered directly to new investors.
