"the stress generated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the stress caused by a particular event, situation, or activity. For example, "The stress generated by the new job was beginning to take its toll on her."
The cracks were caused by the stress generated when the brackets were fastened to the skin during the manufacturing process.
The cracks were caused by the stress generated when the brackets were fastened to the skin – a strain that was exacerbated by the flexing of the wings during flight.
The stress generated in the implant-supported RME was more in magnitude than the standard RME.
It suggests that the stress generated in the continuous Si electrode is larger than that in the patterned electrode.
The stress generated in the implant will vary depending on the placement and the nature of the loading of the implants.
The Si film including the space is expected to accumulate the stress generated by the volume change during the charge-discharge process.
The strains continued their growths in the presence of the stress generating agents as presented in Table 2.
The weight and location will be entered into a computer program, Mr. Rosenker said, to calculate the stresses generated on each girder and other bridge components.
The chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, Mark V. Rosenker, said on Sunday that investigators were calculating the stresses generated on each girder and other bridge components from the construction equipment and materials.
Their great strength, which is necessary for withstanding the stresses generated by muscular contraction, is attributed to the hierarchical structure, parallel orientation, and tissue composition of tendon fibres.
However, the stresses generated by the I-RME models were greater than the RME model.
