"along its axis" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example: "The earth rotates along its axis once a day."
A major technical step forward was the development of the fluxgate magnetometer in 1940 (Vacquier, 1993), which allowed the projection of the magnetic field along its axis to be accurately measured.
Once the glass core is removed, the fiber, being composed of two elastomers, can be elastically deformed by stretching it along its axis.
The main stage of the Ariane 5 has but a single big engine, so a small force in any direction other than along its axis will set it spinning and several things could have caused such a force.
As the cutting head turned, the crushed stone fell into spokelike dividers inside it, was funnelled onto a conveyor belt along its axis, and carried to dump trucks waiting outside.
:: Length of the cylinder along its axis.
A quartz envelope around the antenna feeds reactant gases along its axis to the antenna opening.
Prismatic joints usually provide considerable amount of friction which could vary along its axis.
The axon footprint had a non-uniform signal height along its axis, which sometimes became very small.
It may visit similar destruction on the small farmers, gatherers and indigenous folk clustered along its axis.
through a narrow slot followed by twisting along its axis forming about 1 cm twisted screw pitch.
Fracture analysis is performed for the arc-shaped interface in a layered cylindrical piezoelectric sensor polarized along its axis.
