The phrase "angle and extent of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perspective or range of a particular topic, situation, or measurement.
Example: "The angle and extent of the analysis provided valuable insights into the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "perspective and scope of" or "viewpoint and range of".
Using Raman and 31P NMR spectroscopy we find that hot compression results in a non-monotonic change in the phosphate network polymerization degree, which is further accompanied by changes in the bond angles and extent of network disorder.
The initial deviation angle of fracture changes with the variation of the material angle, and the extent of fracture deviation increases with the Young's Modulus ratio.
A competing DITH model that treated the connection to the midgut as fixed was also tested but failed to simultaneously give accurate predictions for gut angle and the extent of membrane lengthening across a range of simulation parameters (supplementary material Appendix S1), indicating that each readout is not a trivial consequence of the other.
In dysplastic hip joints with retroversion, linear regression analysis did not show any statistically significant relationship between the degree of hip dysplasia (expressed as the center-edge angle) and the extent of retroversion (p = 0.44; R² = 0.02).
Slice angle and extent were controlled to match the slices to the anatomical data.
A bifurcation angle of 80° was used as a cut-off value to determine the presence and extent of left coronary artery disease.
Included in the evaluated parameters are parameters determining the correct position of the shoulder blades, shoulder line, pelvic rotation, and extent of scoliosis, such as the length of each arc of scoliosis and the value of an angle complementary to Cobb's angle; the smaller the angle, the more advanced the scoliosis (Table 1).
