The phrase "as a third dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts that involve multiple dimensions, particularly in contexts like mathematics, physics, or design.
Example: "In our analysis, we will consider time as a third dimension that influences the outcome of our experiment."
Alternatives: "as an additional dimension" or "as a tertiary dimension".
In addition, the discipline of economics enters as a third dimension in every technological endeavor.
As such, the size of the box acts as a third dimension.
While standard bindings release laterally at the toe or pull up and forward at the heel, the KneeBinding adds a lateral heel release as a third dimension.
The territory area defended increases at higher elevations, although the volume of area defended, when canopy height is included as a third dimension, is similar to lower elevations (Kepler 1972).
We found that when the retention time is used as a third dimension when chromatographic peaks are well resolved, two-way methods work better than their three-way counterparts, whereas in the case of a more challenging situation (a more coeluted chromatogram, with a much shorter measurement time) three-way methods perform better than classic two-way approaches.
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Wolstenholme explained Madefire's approach to VR as adding a third dimension to the experience.
But you can Star a file as well, which provides a third dimension to file access.
Alongside the anti-Jewish violence and the readiness of many Jews to kill themselves as martyrs, yet a third dimension of the persecutions of 1096 compounds the novelty of this critical experience in Jewish history.
Often, CheS-Mapper can achieve high embedding quality as it employs a third dimension (compared to standard 2D mapping approaches) and provides various embedding algorithms with configurable distance measures.
The Wachowskis' solution: the orison is as flat as a wallet and acquires a third dimension only when spun.
