The phrase "ascending part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a section or segment that increases in value, intensity, or elevation, often in contexts like music, mathematics, or physical movement.
Example: "The ascending part of the melody creates a sense of anticipation and excitement."
Alternatives: "increasing section" or "rising segment".
Colonoscopy brings a risk of bleeding and bowel perforation, and is less effective at catching cancer in the ascending part of the colon than in the descending portion.
Second ascending part (second stiffness) of the stress strain relationship of FRP-confined concrete with strain-hardening performance is evaluated in the light of available database from the existing literature using these analytical models.
A semi-empirical approach was thus developed and further validated, for the first time in the literature, to predict the entire profile of solids RTD, in which the ascending part of solids RTD profile is obtained through CFD simulation whereas the descending part is given by the fitted empirical exponential function.
The ascending part of the volcano plot at pH < 4 is ascribed mostly to the increase of the molar ratio of HCOO−, while the descending part at pH > 4 is ascribed to the suppression of HCOO− oxidation by adsorbed OH or oxidation of the electrode surface.
Water vapour performs two major functions: (1) it is important to the radiation balance of Earth, as its presence keeps the planetary surface warmer than would otherwise be the case, and (2) it is the principal phase of the ascending part of the water cycle.
The first ascending part of the speedup can be seen to be superlinear.
It presents two ascending parts with different slopes.
The ligament contains a slender band of skeletal muscle from the diaphragm and a fibromuscular band of smooth muscle from the horizontal and ascending parts of the duodenum.
Due to the characteristic course of the main trunk of the discussed vessel, the descending and ascending parts could be distinguished.
North of the river, the roadway ascends part of the west side of Mount Mesnard before leveling off near the intersection with Division Street.
This test of visuo-motor speed and attention requires subjects to join numbers in ascending order (part A), and then alternate between letters and numbers (part B).
