The phrase "a major axis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, data analysis, or discussions about central themes or frameworks in various fields.
Example: "The research identified a major axis for understanding the relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a key framework for" or "a central theme for".
A primary goal of our survey was to identify a pair of morphologically distinct lines that differ along a major axis of intraspecific phenotypic variation for use as the parents for a QTL mapping study.
Principal components analysis showed a major axis of fronto-parietal dysfunction that accounted for approximately half of the variance observed.
Cells were classified as having fragmented mitochondria when more than 50% of the total cellular organelles displayed a major axis shorter than 5 µm for neurons and 3 µm for lymphoblasts.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 O-ring twist deformation: FEM predictions vs. nature Open image in new window Fig. 7 Hoop stress along major axis for the case of far end twist (a) and stresses on inside and outside circumference of the twisted O-ring (b).
Hold a burning paraffin candle whose diameter is at least 1 inch, so that the flame is in contact with the surface of the sample at the end of the major axis for 5 seconds or until the sample ignites, whichever is less.
In this work, the incident plane wave is assumed to propagate along x-direction (minor axis for oblate ellipsoid or major axis for prolate ellipsoid) and polarized along z-direction.
The tightness of the data to the reduced major axis for the global plain and Internet x-rays was 0.879 and accuracy was represented by an r = 0.874, to produce a concordance of 0.769.
We introduce a presentation of the modified Chapman function using a dimensionless parameter that depends on the big semi-major axis for an ellipsoid, the altitude and the scale height.
Is your town along a major touring axis for live bands?
