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The phrase "a row of electrodes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a linear arrangement of electrodes, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The experiment required a row of electrodes to measure the electrical activity of the cells."
Alternatives: "a series of electrodes" or "a line of electrodes."
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Electric furnaces are similar to reverberatory furnaces except for the method of heating in this case a row of electrodes projecting through the roof into the slag layer on the furnace hearth and heating by resistance.
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The smelting cell is a carbon-lined steel box, which acts as the cathode, and a row of graphite electrodes inserted into the bath serves as anodes.
The electrode geometry is that of a negative corona with a plane anode and a cathode that consists of a single row of electrode pins in the direction of the yarn.
Anti-SEB MAb was adsorbed to all blocks of electrodes except for a row of control blocks, which were treated with casein only and served as negative controls.
A row of tellers lines the wall.
Following break-up at a row of tubes bubbles grew by coalescence before reaching the next row above, whereupon further break-up occurred.
A row of mailboxes stood behind him.
Only a row of barren stems remain.
A row of Mongolian gers.
Each tooth row was standardized to 50 data rows per tooth, so a row of 4 teeth was standardized to 200 data rows while a row of 1 tooth was standardized to 50 data rows.
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