"light generated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to light that has been created in some manner, usually through technology or science. For example, "The light generated by the solar panel illuminated the entire room."
It is reported that chirality can be detected by linearly polarized light generated via a second harmonic or sum-frequency generation process and may arise entirely in the electric-dipole approximation [ 27, 28].
Marine bioluminescence, heatless light generated chemically by marine organisms.
(The light generated by men on their way to ward freedom has never been really explained).
In the devices used for EDM, the radiation is either light (generated by a laser or an electric lamp) or an ultrahigh-frequency radio beam.
They think they are able to recognise dark-matter collisions by measuring the minuscule flash of light generated in each collision, as well as the heat.
One of the principal challenges in creating these kinds of switches is that their smallest dimensions are much smaller than the wavelengths of light generated by the machines that etch patterns on silicon wafers.
Here beams of light, generated by geothermal power, emanate from a wishing well, as if the hopes of humanity cannot help but hurtle to the skies to proclaim their message.
"A sample of water can be exposed to the bacteria, and the light generated allows a quick analysis to be made without the need for the usual high-end equipment," he says.
Dr Koshiba's device, which worked by detecting light generated as a result of collisions between neutrinos and the electrons in water, was located down a Japanese zinc mine.Together, these early telescopes found neutrinos from the sun, and from distant supernovae.
Scintillation light generated in the plastic scintillator is efficiently transmitted to the PMT by this method.
