The phrase "another axis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a different or additional line or direction along which something can be measured or evaluated. Example: "To fully understand this issue, we need to examine it from another axis." This means that in addition to the current perspective or approach, there is another angle or dimension that needs to be considered.
When asking questions about culture and facial expressions, she says, historical heterogeneity provides "another axis we should be thinking about".
Imagine another axis measuring the number of tables and another measuring the variety of wines in the cellar.
Because the direction of magnetization cannot be changed easily to another axis, hexagonal ferrites are referred to as "hard".
George Weiss, an analyst at Gartner, said an Oracle-Sun combination "really amounts to another axis to I.B.M. in offering both hardware and software.
Sony has also improved image stabilization by adding another axis of electronic stabilization that it says reduces the blur caused by rolling wrist movements.
In North America, Silurian limestones or dolomites are found across an enormous territory stretching along one axis from northern Greenland to West Texas and along another axis from Quebec's Anticosti Island to the Great Basin of Utah and Nevada.
Sixty-four percent met diagnostic criteria for another axis-I disorder (36% current, 27% past only).
Nearly half (46%) of the no anxiety-mood group rated for another Axis-I diagnosis (including substance abuse/dependence and eating disorders).
Another important axis of differentiation is that of social strata.
Another, Tilted Axis, hopes to bring us "fresh, exciting voices from places like Bangkok and Kolkata, Seoul and Jakarta: mainly translations, mainly women".
But the finance minister, Wilson Laleau, is doubtful rebuilding will have any real impact on living conditions until Haiti finds another developmental axis.
