The phrase "asymmetrical profiles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing design, art, architecture, or any field where uneven or non-uniform shapes or characteristics are relevant.
Example: "The artist's latest work features asymmetrical profiles that challenge traditional notions of balance and harmony."
Alternatives: "uneven shapes" or "irregular outlines".
More importantly, the asymmetrical profile of the egg arrangement and thus that of the excavated hole is clearly distinct in frontal and plan views (Fig. 4B, G, and Fig. 7C, E, F), and probably reflects the asymmetrical nature of the pes.
It mainly relies on asymmetrical railhead profiles which are only used in curves and can be applied to existing track by means of an automised grinding operation.
It is noticeably asymmetrical in profile, with the deepest water occurring along the Iranian coast and a broad shallow area, which is usually less than 120 feet (35 metres) deep, along the Arabian coast.
A significant left right asymmetrical staining profile of diaphorase-containing cells was seen in the VCN of T GPs, but not in the NT group.
An asymmetrical enrichment profile was designed which required an early enriched gene to be present in at least 5 of 6 early strains and absent in at least 4 of 6 late strains.
For strong binding conditions, confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) shows asymmetrical intraparticle concentrations profiles and enhanced rates of IgG adsorption on POROS HS 20 at 1000 cm/h.
We have studied the cases of two 1s-like exciton complexes formed by the coupling of a ground-state hole with a ground-state electron and with an electron occupying the first-excited state in the axial motion of a GaAs-Ga1−xAl x As cylindrical quantum dot with symmetrical and asymmetrical potential energy profiles in the axial direction.
Each storm track was buffered using Holland's asymmetrical wind speed profile model.
The lateral moraines studied here stand up to 140 m above the valley floor, are over 3 km long and strongly asymmetrical in cross-profile, with distal slopes between 29 and 36° and proximal slopes that are commonly 41 64°, but locally reach angles of up to 80°.
