'stabilizer' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that means something or someone that stabilizes something else and keeps it steady. For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The factory added a new stabilizer to the production line to ensure that the machinery stayed in place."
Like the other Wright machines, it was a biplane design employing the "wing-warping" control system and stabilized in the pitch axis by a horizontal stabilizer positioned forward of the wings.
Many modern aircraft combine the elevator and stabilizer into a single control surface called the stabilator, which moves as an entity to control inputs.
Part of the good low-light performance may be due to the camera's image stabilization, which claims to be the first five-axis stabilizer, meaning you could have shaky hands on a pitching boat deck and still expect a decent shot.
One of Pénaud's most noteworthy discoveries was that a degree of inherent stability in pitch could be obtained by setting the horizontal stabilizer at a slight negative angle.
"One unappreciated side effect of the 401(k) system is that it's a sort of reverse automatic stabilizer," says Teresa Ghilarducci, an economics professor at the New School.But there is likely to be an offsetting effect.
Once a major source of iodine and potash, brown algae are still an important source of algin, a colloidal gel used as a stabilizer in the baking and ice-cream industries.
A small amount of diphenylamine was used as a stabilizer and, after forming the grains and removing the liquid, a coating of graphite was added.
The paddlelike tail acts as a stabilizer during swimming, while the back feet act as rudders and brakes.
Stannic compounds of significance include stannic chloride, SnCl4, widely used as a stabilizer for perfumes and as a starting material for other tin salts; and stannic oxide, SnO2, a useful catalyst in certain industrial processes and a polishing powder for steel.
On the fiscal side, the main automatic stabilizer is the relation between tax revenues and cyclical changes in the economy.
Double-base propellants generally contain nitrocellulose (guncotton),a liquid organic nitrate (e.g., nitroglycerin) having the property of gelatinizing nitrocellulose, and a stabilizer.
