"skinned surface" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe anything with a thin outer layer, such as the skin of a fruit, the surface of an ice rink, or the cover of a book. For example, "The book had a worn, skinnned surface, making it appear much older than it actually was."
The theoretical results also show that the Pt-skinned PtFe3(1 1 1) surface has obviously higher activity than the Pt-skinned Pt3Fe(1 1 1), which implies that activity is improved with the increase in Fe content.
The VIT-1 had the first metal-skinned control surfaces in the USSR.
Traditional cooling methods using honeycomb-type radiators were known to cause high drag in flight; consequently it was decided to use the surface skins of the S.6 wings and floats as heat exchangers, employing a double-skinned structure through which the coolant could circulate.
When used as a catalyst, the Pt-skinned Pt-Fe alloy surface is superior to the Pt surface and has three main advantages: (i) a more appropriate potential for each electron step (closer to the stand reversible potential), (ii) a smaller O2 adsorption energy, and (iii) a smaller H2O desorption energy.
It's a performance that I can barely take; everything Dee does is so on the surface — so thin-skinned and real — that it never fails to remind me of my mother.
As Estée Lauder chemists noted in a 1997 patent, the creams trapped DHA on the surface of the skin, resulting in an "undesirable orange cast" on "fair-skinned humans".
Archie had a face as smooth as a skinned aspen, his lips barely incised on the surface, as though scratched in with a knife.
Herein, we propose a lithium ion conductive organic-skinned secondary coating technique by applying sodium maleate onto the surface of a commercial carbon-coated LiFePO4 cathode.
By now the shark, a large, pale-skinned giant of a fish, was visible close to the surface, churning the water with its powerful writhing.
A double-skinned FO membrane was prepared by interfacial polymerization on the bottom surface of the PK membrane.
