The phrase "a graph illustrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a visual representation of data or information that helps to clarify or explain a concept.
Example: "The report includes a graph illustrating the increase in sales over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a chart depicting" or "a diagram showing".
Included with this story is a graph illustrating the infrared spectrum (story defines this term) of both ham paste & cream cheese.
Vocabulary: pronouncements, pacification, sober, subsidies, suspect, sputters, utilities, Baathist, stalemated, ensuring, devising, inertia, Sunni, paradoxically, mosque, sectarian, bullish, drawdown Extension Activities: 1. Create a graph illustrating the changing costs and production in the oil industry.
During the summit meeting on Thursday that led to the deal, Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, showed a graph illustrating the movement of bond spreads and how closely they were linked to discussion of the private sector contribution, according to a senior official of the European Commission, the executive arm of the bloc.
A graph illustrating the broken symmetry of the structure is shown in Fig. 14.
The authors dubbed each chunk of avoided emissions a wedge, after the shape formed on a graph illustrating the idea.
The result of this parametric study is presented in a graph illustrating the variation of the rotational speed of the turbine blade, represented by TSR and the blade number on the coefficient of performance generated.
Raj is responsible for my favourite moment in this book – he complains to Joe that Bumfresh's new mint-flavoured bum wipes have turned his bottom purple, and then draws a graph illustrate the increasing purple-ness.
All scales combined in a graph illustrate the risk profile of an individual or a group.
Some of these data are presented in a different format in Figures 1H and Figure 3. (B ) A bar graph illustrating the fraction of the viable spores produced by the indicated rec12Δ diploids that are aneuploid or diploid (G-test, n >300 for each).
They have a fascinating graph illustrating all this which I urge you to check out.
A bar graph illustrating the trend in protein identifications is provided in Figure 2.
