"running resistance" is an accepted phrase in English and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to a type of exercise or workout that aims to increase a person's strength and stamina. For example: "He does running resistance exercises regularly to stay in shape."
I follow a strict regime of running, resistance training and yoga to ensure that I am performance-fit and have the stamina to keep up with a young and energetic crowd.
Mr. Pitcavage said Dr. Pierce was a successful businessman, creating a racist-book-publishing venture, National Vanguard Books, and running Resistance Records, the largest publisher of hate records in the world.
The three-storey building hidden in the backstreets of Lagos, now the home of the museum, grew famous as a hub of raucous dissent during his 27 years of running resistance against successive Nigerian dictators.
The running resistance is expressed by an empirical formula, which is composed of friction resistance and air resistance.
They make it possible to specify the weight of cars, their running resistance, velocity and direction of wind, and other parameters necessary to control the retarders.
The amount of energy dissipated in the mechanical brakes is reduced by 38% and the energy needed to overcome running resistance is slightly increased to 1.9% as a result of the increased velocity during acceleration phase.
The agency is running into resistance from both television and brokerage firm executives.
They have already talked of running a "resistance economy", meaning one less reliant on trade.
Ministers are already running into resistance from bureaucrats anxious to preserve their ground.
Not long after, he started running into resistance from the authorities.
Ford is also running into resistance from its unionized work force as it tries to cut costs further.
