The phrase "a plane that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a geometric plane that encompasses certain points, lines, or shapes.
Example: "In geometry, we often refer to a plane that includes multiple intersecting lines to illustrate complex relationships."
Alternatives: "a plane containing" or "a plane featuring".
For the application to the main shock of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake, a fault plane that includes the JMA hypocenter with a length of 40 km and width of 20 km was assumed (Fig. 1).
We plotted responses of averaged MUs of the activity spots in the stimulus space and chose a 2-dimensional (2D) plane that includes the points representing averaged MUs of 3 spots (Fig. 9).
Votes by the House and Senate armed services committees last month to spend $369 million to $1.75 billion more to keep the F-22 production line open were propelled by mixed messages from the Air Force -- including a quiet campaign for the plane that includes snazzy new Lockheed videos for key lawmakers -- and intense political support from states where the F-22's components are made.
We observe an extreme case of low lateralization of the angular process in the caviid genus Kerodon, which displays an angular process in the same plane that includes the alveolus of the incisors.
The sciurognathous jaws are characterized by an angular process originating in the same plane that includes the alveolus of the incisors.
Reference planes (Fig. 1b) (a) Axial plane: plane containing both porions and the right orbitale (c) Coronal plane: plane perpendicular to axial plane that includes both porions (d) Sagittal plane: plane perpendicular to axial and coronal planes that includes ANS 4.
Coronal plane: plane perpendicular to axial plane that includes both porions.
In the top graph of each figure is plotted (phi_{o}) and (phi _{e}) where they appear in the xy plane that includes the origin.
An analytic expression for the PRF on the imaging plane that includes the effect of aperture penetration is derived in this paper by calculating the flux for photons passing through the aperture and those passing through the attenuating material.
Then, the second ROI was drawn on the axial plane that includes the tail of the hippocampus (Figure 1(c), axial slice 108).
