The phrase "at orientations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific orientations or positions in a context, such as in discussions about angles, perspectives, or events.
Example: "The results were consistent at orientations of 30 degrees and 60 degrees."
Alternatives: "at angles of" or "at positions of".
At wellbore inclination of 30°and orientation of 80° and 260°, the tangential stress is maximum principle stress, however at orientation of 170° and 350°, the tangential stress is minimum and the radial and axial stresses are maximum depending on mud pressure.
Spectra were measured at two orientations of the electrical vector E of the IR radiation with respect to the crystal: E||c and E˩c.
Extensive numerical simulations are performed examining the response of brickwork in compression/tension regimes, at different orientations of the bed joints relative to the loading direction.
The analysis employs a set of specific loading histories such as axial tension, pure shear and biaxial tension compression at different orientations of bed joints.
Geometrical properties of facets, edges and vertices such as gauss and mean curvature at vertices, orientations of facet normals, shape structure of triangles, dihedral edge angle (angle between facets), etc. have been computed to identify and classify the regions.
A full data set may consist of hundreds of separate images taken at different orientations of the crystal.
The secondary aim is the evaluation of the activity of synergistic muscles at different orientations of the pelvis.
The in vitro delivered amikacin dose was also measured at nebulizer orientations of 0° and 45° (n = 3 per orientation) using a simulated breathing profile with no supplemental O2.
This could be explained by the so-called "magic angle effect", which influences the visualization of the cartilage at certain orientations of collagen fibers corresponding to the magic angle of 55° [ 35].
