"swelling characteristics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in scientific contexts to refer to the changes in size and shape of a material when it is exposed to certain conditions or environments. For example: "We measured the swelling characteristics of the polymer sample as a function of increasing temperature and humidity."
The swelling characteristics of the BCs were investigated.
The microbeads were assessed using SEM, swelling characteristics, drug entrapment efficiencies and release properties.
The biopolymeric-coated optimized matrices exhibited superior buoyancy, preferred swelling characteristics and slower drug release rate.
Furthermore, this study also proposed the simplified evaluation of swelling characteristics of various bentonites on the basis of microscopic analysis.
Stratification ratio was relatively low (<2), perhaps due to the large shrinking and swelling characteristics of Vertisols.
Swelling characteristics as well as variation of material properties with temperature and pressure have been investigated with several materials.
After the Boc group deprotection these organogels get converted into corresponding hydrogels and show swelling characteristic in aqueous medium.
Their characteristics may have a positive effect, e.g., when acting as clay liners, or a negative one, e.g., when their swelling characteristic causes buildings to lose their stability.
By definition, however, they may not form on volcanic-ash parent material (reserved for Andisols), develop in an arid climate (reserved for Aridisols), contain permafrost (reserved for Gelisols), or exhibit seasonal cracking and swelling (characteristic of Vertisols).
Construction of highway pavements or high rise structures over the expansive soils are always problematic due to failures of volume change or swelling characteristic experienced in the water permeability of the soil.
In dystrophic aSyn-expressing axons (Fig. 5F), many mitochondria exhibited pathological swelling characteristic of the mitochondrial permeability transition (Haworth and Hunter, 1979; Kowaltowski et al., 1996; Brustovetsky et al., 2002).
