The phrase "along the segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or section of a larger entity, often in mathematical or geographical contexts.
Example: "The research focused on the changes in temperature along the segment of the river during the summer months."
Alternatives: "through the section of" or "across the part of".
Following our scenario, we propose that they form along the segments of the initial paleo-transform fault zone that have been preserved from erosion.
The fluid pressures generated by this model are also implicated as the source of high fluid pressures that could reduce the resistance to frictional sliding along the segments of the San Andreas Fault System.
The detailed pathology and physiology along the periportal centrilobular gradient in liver, combined with references to mRNA analyses of 15 hepatotoxins, and along the segments of the renal tubule exposed to cisplatin or ochratoxins, illustrate (e.g., Chapter 8) the opportunity to link traditional toxicology and pathology with the molecular analyses.
In other words, the rocks along the southern segment of the San Andreas Fault had been squeezed about as much as they could take, and a significant earthquake was likely to occur within the next few decades.
It is evident from Figure 3a that there are several pop-in events occurring along the loading segment of the load displacement curve with the threshold loading of the first pop-in being around 0.1 mN.
The borehole is located along the southern segment of the Yingxiu-Beichuan Fault, and designed to be an inclined borehole, with an 80° inclination angle in a 134°NE direction.
One or two bands along the anterior segment of the neck are the most frequent, with varied extensions and appearances.
This discussion focuses on the 28-km surface ruptures along the Futagawa segment of the Futagawa fault zone, which we divided into three sections on the basis of fault geometry and slip distributions.
However, granule neurons generated during prion disease had fewer spines along the distal segment of the dendritic tree throughout the differentiation process (Fig. 5A and B).
