The phrase "a displacement on a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing changes in position or location.
Example: "The study focused on a displacement on a two-dimensional plane, analyzing how objects move in relation to one another."
Alternatives: "a shift in a" or "a change in a".
The observers had to indicate the displacement of the upper line relative to the lower one by pressing either 4 (for left displacement) or 6 (for right displacement) on a standard keyboard.
The piezo actuator exerts a fluctuating displacement on a flexure platform where the workpiece is clamped.
But as the conflict enters its sixth year, an older, deadly pattern is returning, and with it fears are rising among villagers, aid workers, diplomats and analysts that Darfur is headed for a new cycle of bloodletting and displacement on a vast scale.
That debate is about forced human displacement on a scale unwitnessed since the Second World War – and about an asylum system broken beyond repair.
The difference between the AICs (ΔAIC) of the two functions provides an index that can be used to indicate a significant displacement on a certain date.
We also consider the effects of horizontal displacement on a steep bathymetric slope (Tanioka and Satake 1996a).
As shown in figure 11(a) the process begins with nucleation of the dislocation followed by what is essentially sequential displacement on a concerted basis.
Displacement on a massive scale has taken place again as a result of M23's advance on Goma--at least 60,000 already displaced people were forced to flee again from a camp in Kanyaruchinya.
The RF electric field provided a vibrational force that resulted in measurable RF charge displacement on a cell membrane complex caused by vibrating membrane-bound charges.
Moreover the thermal stress of wheel and axle may lead to a displacement of a wheel on the axle and thus to a reduced distance between the wheels.
