The phrase "auxiliary light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a secondary or additional light source, often used in contexts like photography, vehicles, or emergency situations.
Example: "The photographer used an auxiliary light to enhance the subject's features in the dimly lit room."
Alternatives: "additional light" or "supplementary light".
Unsurprisingly, when it came to identifying creative people, Guilford found that you couldn't measure the auxiliary light of the soul.
In the "Prelude," Wordsworth describes this kind of imagination as "an auxiliary light" that changes everything it illuminates: An auxiliary light Came from my mind which on the setting sun Bestowed new splendor, the melodious birds, The gentle breezes, fountains that ran on, Murmuring so sweetly in themselves, obeyed A like dominion; and the midnight storm Grew darker in the presence of my eye.
The measuring unit consists of an optical-fibre light transmission probe connected with the spectrophotometer HP-8452 and of an auxiliary light transmission probe employed for separate determination of the frequency of bubbles passage through the measuring region.
But this brings up an interesting question: should you show food half eaten or not?" Finally, he pulled a small flashlight out of a pocket of his rumpled suit — "auxiliary light" — and lit the muffin from below, then snapped a photo.
First, the system can ensure access to high-quality images from a stable light source environment by adding the hoods and LED auxiliary light source in the image acquisition equipment.
According to the basic principle of machine vision, an image acquisition device equipped with LED auxiliary light source and shading box has been designed and the portable testing model is designed to carry on the field experiment.
The first reduced the lighting directed at the field, but enough auxiliary lighting remained for the game to continue.
You can equip them with strong roof racks, grille guards, side bars, big tires, auxiliary lighting and the ultimate badge of off-road intent, winches front and back.
"Carmakers are taking L.E.D. lighting seriously because of the added electrical demands of other new technologies and because of the increasing interest in fuel economy," said David Hulick, Osram's global product manager for auxiliary lighting.
All the AWACS-style roof gadgets include not only the storage tanks, but also four odd pods for auxiliary lights, and a scanner that reads approaching terrain and adjusts spring and damping rates of the vehicle's suspension.
