The phrase "a dissected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been cut apart or analyzed in detail, often in a scientific or educational context.
Example: "The biology class examined a dissected frog to understand its anatomy better."
Alternatives: "analyzed specimen" or "cut-up specimen".
A: Dissected anterolateral ligament (ALL) with surrounding structures in a right knee; ITB: iliotibial band, LCL: lateral collateral ligament, GT: Gerdy's tubercle, BT: biceps tendon, FH: fibular head.
Later, Rourke sat there, looking like a dissected neck muscle, trying to say "disturbing".
More-invasive tests include amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, percutaneous umbilical blood sampling, and, upon rare occasion, preimplantation testing of either a polar body or a dissected embryonic cell.
It's a tradition around these parts to photograph a dissected gadget.
As the megaregolith is eroded, coarse gravel gradually accumulates as a lag pavement on channel beds, limiting further erosion and creating a dissected, but largely inactive, or senescent, landscape.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 a Dissected specimen showing the musculocutaneous perforators (red arrows) originating from the posterior tibial artery, which are seen to branch to the lateral sural nerve (yellow arrow), the lesser saphenous vein (blue arrow), and the subcutaneous layer at the mid-point of the leg.
Then there's the Scramble Slay Game or the Dexter marketplace where you can buy a set of coasters with the chalk outline of a dissected body or a set of blood spattered pillow cases.
Gently tugging the cervical apodemes of a dissected bee backward confirmed that the propectus is very flexible, allowing retraction of the occipital process while the base of the propectus remains stable.
Trypanosomes and Debris Spilling Out from a Dissected Salivary Gland, Related to Experimental Procedures Two promastigote-like (PL) cells (arrows); phase-contrast sequence.
Salivary Gland Material used for Measurement of DNA Contents, Related to Results Spillout from a dissected salivary gland showing PL cell beside the salivary gland (bottom left).
