The phrase "a graphical illustration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a visual representation or depiction of a concept, data, or information.
Example: "The report includes a graphical illustration of the sales trends over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a visual representation of" or "a pictorial depiction of".
A graphical illustration of the point registration method, illustrating how the feature points are added to the artificial grid coordinates, is given in Fig. 4.
A graphical illustration of the temporal timelines of the epidemic, as illustrated by the three model fits, is given in Figure 6.
(a) Graphical illustration of the experimental setup.
A graphical illustration of two strategies is shown in Supplementary Figure 3.
So here is a graphical illustration of a discrete-time signal.
Furthermore, to further facilitate biological solution analysis and cross-domain knowledge transfer, an adaptation to AskNature's stimuli format — i.e. adding a graphical illustration of the biological solution principle — is validated to further boost novelty.
To provide a graphical illustration to show the performance of the current binary classifier iEzy-Drug as its discrimination threshold is varied, a 2D plot, called Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve [ 116, 117], was also given.
A graphical illustration is given in Figure 6. Figure 6 Graphical illustration of the kinetics of the catalyst and bar chart depicting conversion product obtained.
Of the remaining six studies, two provided a graphical illustration [ 21, 22], three reported data that allowed the estimation of a graphical illustration [ 23- 25] and one provided other relevant data [ 13].
Superimposing concentration curves for health care needs in the same diagram as the Lorenz curves for the distribution of the health workforce provides a simple and clear graphical illustration of the importance of alternative indicators of health care needs for the measurement of health worker distributional inequalities.
Graphical illustration of an infinite geometric seriesClearly, the sum of the square's parts (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, etc.) is 1 (square).
