The phrase "angle with which to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or approach to a particular situation or problem.
Example: "We need to consider the angle with which to approach this issue to ensure a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "perspective from which to" or "approach to".
This suggests that there may be an optimal tilt angle, for a given speed, with which to achieve the maximum mixed cross sectional area within a minimum amount of elapsed time.
The author understands that to write like a cat is not to escape the human voice but to find a new angle from which to pronounce, with a lightly modulated hiss, upon the infinite gradations of human sin.
In theory, the offbeat subject matter provides an unusual angle from which to examine things with a wider appeal (the potato book, for instance, ventures into global migration patterns, social reform and high finance).
While u and correspond to the deviation angle when the O wave strikes the lattice plane, corresponds to the actual deviation angle with which the G wave strikes the plane.
Extinction really does seem to take an age in this film, its running time distended to a lumbering 144 minutes by Bay's love of check-out-my-shot slow-motion, so we catch the exact angle with which the Transformers pirouette through the air, and the exact number of inches by which they fail to miss an overhead bridge, and the precise scatter-pattern of cratering masonry that results.
Given the closeness and the angle with which we hold the phone, it's not our best look: the writer Lynn Snowden calls it "FaceTime surprise".
Vacuum-deposited tellurium thin films can show substantially different surface morphologies depending on the angle with which the vapor stream impinges on the substrate surface.
Also, for an incident angle with which a charged particle passes plane (j), we denote an angle from + y-axis in the y-z plane by θ j (− 90° ≦θ j ≦ 90°) and a mere inclination from + y-axis by |θ| j (0° ≦ |θ| j ≦ 90°).
Since we include "pause-travel" foraging behavior, where individuals stop to search for food and eat, we do not consider that movement speed restricts the angle with which individuals can change direction (e.g. a primate which has just eaten a fruit could potentially leave in any direction).
The coils were calibrated before each session, to ensure accuracy within ±1° after adjusting for small differences in the angles with which head-posts were attached to each owl's skull.
