The phrase "about a transverse axis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or geometry when discussing rotation or movement around a specific axis.
Example: "The object rotates about a transverse axis, allowing for a unique motion pattern."
Alternatives: "around a transverse axis" or "concerning a transverse axis".
The oblique muscles, superior and inferior, rotate the eyes about a transverse axis.
More generally, motions are possible in all six degrees of freedom, the other four being roll (rotation about a longitudinal axis), pitch (rotation about a transverse axis), heave (vertical motion), and surge (longitudinal motion superimposed on the steady propulsive motion).
From computed tomography scans, we estimated the scaling of the moment of inertia (Ij) of the mandibles of thirty-one species of primates, including 22 anthropoid and nine prosimian species, separating Ij into the moment about a transverse axis through the center of mass (Ixx) and the moment of the center of mass about plausible axes of rotation.
The 4.6 Mbp E. coli circular bacterial chromosome is organized about a transverse axis, with nonreplicating cells having the ori region close to midcell, the left and right arms of the chromosome positioned on either side, and the ter region crossing between the outer nucleoid edges.
Compensatory eye reflexes resulting from tilting the animal head down or head up around a transverse axis reveal a hysteresis effect.
The standard use of such a cavity involves streaking the bunch along a transverse axis and analysing the image on a screen downstream to find the bunch length and slice properties along the other transverse axis.
Several new sequences are proposed, aiming at the selection of magnetization aligned either/both on a transverse axis or/and on the z-axis.
More specifically, the transverse approach included the marker to the right of the gel model in a transverse axis at 90° to vessel direction.
Unlike the spherical NP, an NR has both a longitudinal and a transverse axis for electron oscillation.
A wandering liver is a rare development in both the adult and pediatric population where the liver is freely displaced along a transverse axis.
The longitudinal axis immediately defines a transverse axis for division and may help to specify a well defined mid-plane.
