The phrase "aerodynamic profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, aviation, or automotive design, where the shape of an object affects its airflow and performance.
Example: "The new car model features an aerodynamic profile that enhances fuel efficiency and reduces drag."
Alternatives: "streamlined shape" or "aerodynamic design".
Fuller believed the aerodynamic profile of the house would reduce heat loss.
Its aerodynamic profile lends it a very low 0.22 coefficient of drag.
The killer attraction of such an aircraft would be its smooth aerodynamic profile, leading to low operating costs.
I also learned that wearing a fluttering rain suit had a noticeable effect on my aerodynamic profile.
Deftly manipulating its prey to align it head-first to maintain an aerodynamic profile, the osprey flaps across the water with steady wingbeats.
The ship has the aerodynamic profile of an overblown teardrop in a wind tunnel or a gigantic eyeball with a bulging lens for an entrance.
Skyscrapers could alter their aerodynamic profiles, swaying slightly to distribute increased loads during hurricanes.
Until recently, however, their use has been confined to projects such as refining the aerodynamic profiles of car bodies, aircraft fuselages and wings.
The advantages of adhesive bonding over mechanical fastening of patch repair include the reduction of stress concentration associated with over-sizing of existing holes or machining of additional holes in the structure and improved aerodynamic profiles.
However, integration efforts of waverider and related air-intake system are restricted majorly around the X43A-like or conical flow field induced configuration, which adopts mainly the two-dimensional air-breathing technology and limits the judicious visions of developing new aerodynamic profiles for hypersonic designers.
Here a complex but useful identity is found and proved theoretically, which helps to simplify the pseudo-aerodynamic profiles without losing accuracy significantly.
