"principle of leverage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the concept of using a small amount of force or influence to achieve a larger effect or result. It can be used in various contexts, such as business, finance, or physics. Example: The CEO applied the principle of leverage when negotiating the merger, using their company's strong market position to gain better terms and lower costs for the acquisition.
While digging in the garden, he explained the principle of leverage to his mother.
Great strength, though an asset, is not a prerequisite, since most of the maneuvers employ the principle of leverage; quickness and good physical condition are far more essential.
The magnifying system applies the principle of leverage for magnifying the applied displacement.
The proposed mechanism consists of the principle of leverage and supposes that the small resistance force can be acquired at the moment of touching the surface of loose soil.
The stress applied to the two pressure-receiving surfaces from the bedrock is magnified by the stress magnification mechanism, which successively magnifies using the principle of leverage, and the displacement at the final end of the lever is detected by the displacement detection sensor (Ishii et al. 2002).
Plutarch describes how Archimedes designed block-and-tackle pulley systems, allowing sailors to use the principle of leverage to lift objects that would otherwise have been too heavy to move.
Among well-known economists at prestigious institutions, it is unusual to write a book featuring a fictional character — in this case, one named Kate, whose mortgage and borrowing habits are used throughout the text to explain the principles of leverage.
The principle of molecular leverage can be directly applied to certain other carbohydrate polymers, including the animal polysaccharide chitin.
I tried to wiggle the BB again, applying the time-honored zit-popping principles of strategic leverage like a modern-day Archimedes.
Synthetic biology in combination with systems biology uses engineering principles to leverage the power of biology.
It explores some principles concerning the use of leverage.
