The phrase "are from left to right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the direction or orientation of something, often in relation to visual elements or movement.
Example: "The items on the shelf are arranged from left to right, making it easy to find what you need."
Alternatives: "are arranged horizontally" or "are positioned from left to right."
Fig. 25 Target tracking results under low contrast of background (images are from left to right).
Fig. 19 Vehicle tracking results of proposed method based on extended mean-shift algorithm (images are from left to right).
Fig. 24 Vehicle tracking results based on proposed algorithm under normal condition of image (images are from left to right).
Fig. 15 Results of person tracking from CAVIAR database set, (a) mean-shift algorithm, (b) proposed method (images are from left to right and top to down) Fig. 16 Implementation results of proposed algorithm in person tracking from CAVIAR database set (images are from left to right).
Fig. 22 Operation of proposed algorithm in vehicle tracking at congestion (images are from left to right) Fig. 23 Error graph of vehicle tracking to compare proposed algorithm with mean-shift algorithm.
On his stallplate as a Knight of the Garter his coat of arms is ensigned by a royal crown and shows the six crests of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; these are from left to right: 1. "A bull's head caboshed Gules armed and ringed Argent, crowned Or, the rim chequy Gules and Argent" for Mark.
The direction of current flow was from left to right with the current density in the thinner wire being 3.85 × 1010 A/m2.
Sedimentation was from left to right.
These formats can be combined and are applied from left to right; several options must be separated by a semicolon without a space.
The series is to be read from left to right and top to bottom, as is Western text on a page.
Figure 11 Crisis are shown: from left to right there is a crisis that the chaos suddenly appears when (pmb{T=6.93, 6.94}), respectively.
