"stress change" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The stress change experienced during the pandemic was intense for many people."
I.H. undertook the Coulomb stress change modelling.
Seeber, L. & Armbruster, J. G. Earthquakes as beacons of stress change.
These observations also support our interpretation of the stress change pattern examined in this study.
It's thought that this stress change is most responsible for triggering aftershocks.
In scientific parlance we call such an effect a "stress change" on the fault.
The data are not fitted well by models that combine static stress change with the evolution of frictionally locked faults3.
Which leaves us with what I've come to believe is the best strategy for reducing stress: Change your expectations.
Received wisdom relates that static stress change associated with an earthquake mainshock is the prime mover of its aftershocks.
A machine-learning study reveals how the stress change induced by earthquakes at geological faults affects these interactions.
Comparison results show that the stress change simulated is in agreement with the stress relaxation curve.
Calculated Coulomb stress change and normal stress change for each earthquake sequence.
