"soft push" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to describe a gentle, light pressure. For example, "The nurse gave the baby a soft push on the back to help her fill her lungs more fully."
I have not been to Suzhou in a while, so I was surprised to discover that Mr. Softee is now on sale there — the first step in what is, presumably, a big soft push into the Chinese mainland.
Described as a dance inspired by New Zealand droughts and based on the cyclic nature of weather patterns, "Deep Far" has the momentum and soft push of waves flowing ceaselessly in and out.
People Magazine rolls yet out another star weight loss cover and OK! Magazine continues its soft push with a happy Ashley Tisdale cover.
"The kick's power was calculated as speed and was added to the movement of the stereoscopic cameras on their path, causing a small soft push on the path of the viewer with each kick as the song progresses," explains Tanchum.
But dampened expectations about America's economy have also helped: the surge in oil prices prompted concerns that the economy would stay soft, pushing down long-term interest rates.
Recently, Russia appears to be counterbalancing the tough geopolitical rhetoric with a softer push, saying, "The only way out of this crisis is for the government and opposition to sit down for negotiations". Notwithstanding ongoing uncertainty regarding Venezuela's political future, it is clear that both China and Russia plan to be a part of Venezuela's economic future.
This soft-push-type harvester generated 324 μJ of energy with one push when connected to a wireless transmitter circuit.
We propose a new soft-push-type piezoelectric energy harvester (PEH), a multi-array system for which we developed a self-powered wireless switch that uses infrared communication.
The disadvantages of using PEHs in wireless switches is its large size and complicated mechanical system, which we overcame by designing a soft-push-type PEH.
"This is a part of what the people in power think of as a soft power push," said David Bandurski of the University of Hong Kong's China Media Project.
