The phrase "alignment perpendicular to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, engineering, or design when describing the orientation of one object in relation to another.
Example: "The alignment perpendicular to the main axis ensures optimal performance of the machinery."
Alternatives: "alignment at a right angle to" or "alignment orthogonal to".
Furthermore, fracture analysis indicates evidence of OCNF pull-out and alignment perpendicular to the glass fiber layer along the crack.
We demonstrated that micropattern alignment parallel to the flow direction enhanced flow-resistant EC adhesion, while micropattern alignment perpendicular to the flow direction attenuated it.
Orienting fibre alignment perpendicular to the flow field channel direction leads to improved eGDL-catalyst layer contact and prevents rib-channel membrane deformation.
The inward contraction created a compressional stress on the piston core sediments and made the Kmax alignment perpendicular to the split surface (Figure 5).
The variations in the bond length of Zn-O dimmers cause tilting from its alignment perpendicular to the direction as shown in Figure 12b.
Even though some of the CNTs seemed to be bent, the overall CNT array structure exhibited excellent alignment, perpendicular to the substrate.
This is corroborated by the equatorial alignment of this reflection in the fiber‐textured alignment indicating the αSβ1 molecules are aligned perpendicular to the nanotube long axis.
Of particular interest, a 29 Å reflection was observed to have meridional alignment indicating that the structural periodicity it arises from is aligned perpendicular to the film plane and thus perpendicular to the αSβ1 tape long axis.
With a single CNT 20-layer web interlayer added, the electrical conductivity increased by 25% when the CNT web alignment was perpendicular to that of the fibres, and by 15% when the CNT web alignment was parallel to the fibres.
The tibial preparation was performed with an extramedullary cutting guide referencing 6 10 mm off the more normal side of the tibial plateau with an alignment goal perpendicular to the mechanical axis of the tibia.
The tibial preparation was performed with an extramedullary cutting guide referencing 6 8 mm off the less affected side of the tibial plateau with an alignment goal perpendicular to the mechanical axis of the tibia.
