The phrase "angle to vertical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, physics, or engineering when discussing the orientation of an object in relation to the vertical axis.
Example: "The angle to vertical of the tower was measured to ensure it was structurally sound."
Alternatives: "angle from vertical" or "angle relative to vertical".
Various swirl numbers and positive and negative swirling direction of the swirling coolant jet are attained inside a swirl chamber by adjusting two small jet holes, which are installed on the swirl chamber bottom wall and incline at a certain jet angle to vertical direction.
Photographs of mice were taken from each side at a substantial angle to vertical ("Sides") as well as along the vertical ("Top").
CA1: 26.5 degree angle to vertical, at a 45 degree angle to coronal plane, centered on 4.9 mm posterior and 1.5 mm lateral to bregma.
CA1: 26.5 degree angle to vertical, at a 35 degree angle to coronal, centered on 4.6 mm posterior and 2.4 mm lateral to bregma; rat vvp01: Cat: at a 26.5 degree angle to coronal plane, centered on 2.8 mm posterior and 2.6 mm lateral to bregma.
CA1: 26.5 degree angle to vertical, parallel to sagittal plane, centered on 4.4 mm posterior and 2.3 mm lateral to bregma; rat gor01: Cat: at a 26.5 degree angle to coronal plane, centered on 3.1 mm posterior, and 3.0 mm lateral to bregma.
The fuselage terminated in a cruciform empennage with control surfaces at 45° angles to vertical and horizontal.
The angle to the vertical at which she then dances on the vertical face of the honeycomb describes the angle between the line of flight to the food source and a line drawn in the direction of the sun.
Moreover, if the observer shifts his/her gaze in the middle of the disk's descent, so that the object moves from the periphery to the fovea or from the fovea to the periphery, a perceptual "break" occurs: from periphery to fovea, the disk snaps from a descent at an oblique angle to a vertical descent; from fovea to periphery, the disk snaps from a vertical descent to a descent at an oblique angle.
PTSF was calculated for fourteen female basketball players performing jump stops using their normal mechanics and mechanics modified to increase their knee flexion angle, decrease their shank angle relative to vertical and land more on their toes during landing.
This requires a smaller diameter, and the bosh wall therefore slopes inward and makes an angle to the vertical in the range of 6° to 9°.
The Alameda (or Calatrava) Bridge in Valencia, completed in 1995, is a classic example - a 130m span supported by a simple, flat bow along its middle that unexpectedly leans over at an angle to the vertical.
