The phrase "a cross configuration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific arrangement or layout that resembles a cross shape, often in technical or design contexts.
Example: "The engineer proposed a cross configuration for the new circuit board to optimize space and functionality."
Alternatives: "a cross layout" or "a cross arrangement".
Depending on the shape of the site and the availability of land, the crosswind facility can take on a crossed configuration or an open or closed V layout.
These standard practices utilize active warning devices similar to those at vehicular crossings: signal equipment modified from that of vehicular crossing, crossing gate arm, and a crossing configuration which channels pedestrians.
These comprise two spherical or cylindrical mirrors in a crossed configuration with adjustable bend radii to achieve optimum focus at different wavelengths.
The null hypothesis was that the construct created with conventional screws in a crossed configuration would yield biomechanical results comparable to those achieved with the other instrumentations.
It was found that in very hot and dry areas, the counter-regenerative configuration was the ideal choice while in other investigated climates, using cross configuration was a better alternative.
The large E-chip was then placed over the small one with their windows in cross configuration, giving a square field of view of 50 µm edge length.
Such robust electrical soldering can be applied to connect CNT fibers in both parallel and cross configuration, to generate a soldered one-dimensional (1D) line, 2D network, and 3D cage.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Dislocation loops in a cross slip configuration.
The solvent was counter-currently fed in the shell side of the membrane module in a cross flow configuration, using an ISM446 BVP-Z Standard Gear Pump, chosen to provide a pulseless liquid flow.
