The phrase "maintain culture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to preserving, upholding, or sustaining a culture or set of customs or beliefs. For example, you could say: "This organization works to maintain culture by preserving traditional clothing styles and folk arts."
She said there was a lack of constructive criticism in Australia of "anything Indigenous", and people were encouraged to maintain culture without change or evolution.
Harvesting cycles were conducted as deemed necessary to maintain culture density, typically on a cycle of two to three times per week.
During continuous PBR operation, it is necessary to periodically remove algae to control culture density to minimize self-shading and maintain culture health.
During this time, a gas stream of 10 mol % CO2 mixed with air was fed to the reactor (using bottled CO2 and compressed air) to maintain culture health and productivity.
Luria broth, Luria agar (LA), MacConkey agar and Phenyl ethyl Alcohol Hiveg™ Agar (Hi-media, Mumbai, India) were used throughout the experiments to grow the organism, maintain culture on slant and for obtaining metabolic active cell count using spread plate method, respectively.
We as artists are charged and almost obligated to maintain culture and be a mirror for it, to reflect upon it and show our current times.
However, it was soon discovered that bioreactors could be used to expand and maintain cultures more easily and efficiently.
Together, they enable a collective experience of wholeness, while permitting companies to maintain cultures of overwork.
However, we could not maintain cultures of the incompatible (simw ); OreR genotype at this temperature.
To maintain cultures of T. suecica in semi-continuous log-phase growth during CR experiments, we replaced approximately 10% of the culture with f/2 medium daily (Guillard, 1975).
Another challenge for Goldberg and Shellhammer is managing and maintaining culture.
