The phrase "a certain axis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific dimension or perspective of a topic, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "In our research, we will explore a certain axis of social behavior that has been overlooked in previous studies."
Alternatives: "a specific dimension of" or "a particular aspect of".
The Eu III) organometallic compounds of Eu TTA 3 · 2H2O as the dispersion and bridge of silver nanoparticle results in the self-assemble of them, along a certain axis in thexy-plane and the curl and extension of Eu III) organometallic in a mixed solvent microenvironments for confining the 3D growth of silver hollow spheres.
"Rotation" is defined as the scholar, which represents the amount of rotation of the object about a certain axis.
By definition, a visual stimulus is mirror symmetric if some part of this stimulus is a reflection of another part about a certain axis.
Third party repair centre iFixit believes that there's a further step in the explanation, that the susceptibility of the iPhone 6 to bending along a certain axis flexes the logic board.
The VCM applies the same velocities to different points of the top plate, then constrains the orientation around a certain axis.
In addition, we adapt our refinement protocol also to the case where the rotational search is restricted to only certain axis of rotations, for instance when the search is constrained to rotations around a membrane surface normal when membrane bound complexes are aligned (Section 2.5).
Domain-engineered ferroelectric crystals are created by the application of a sufficiently large electric field along a certain crystallographic axis other than the equilibrium zero-field polar axis.
So the solution in (2.4) evolves periodically along the straight line with a certain angle of x axis and t axis.
Calibration could be performed at a certain on-axis SAD to fit all off-axis offset corrections.
Indeed, in all MD syndromes, a certain degree of HPA-axis disturbance is often present, visible either at the baseline or with functional tests.
