The phrase "away from the column" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a direction or movement that is not in proximity to a column, often in contexts related to layout, design, or physical space.
Example: "Please ensure that the text is aligned away from the column to improve readability."
Alternatives: "off the column" or "distanced from the column".
This means that the plastic hinge is moved away from the column face.
This paper develops an analytical procedure to determine the axial force associated with plastic hinges occurring away from the column ends.
The retrofit strategy focused on the relocation of the plastic-prone region away from the column faces and out into the beams.
Results showed that the proposed beam end configuration (BEC) is effective in moving the plastic hinge away from the column face.
The through plate and external diaphragm reinforcement greatly improve the connection behavior moving yielding away from the column face and into the beam member.
A method of strengthening using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) wraps is introduced in order to relocate plastic hinges away from the column faces towards the beams.
The effect which can be seen from any angle makes the building appear to break away from the columns.
They consist in forcing the development of plastic hinges in beams of moment frames to take place away from the columns, by either a connection strengthening or a beam weakening.
Mr. Obama's advisers said they had a strong chance of taking Colorado, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio and Virginia away from the Republican column.
We join the story as three 19th-century pioneer families are struggling along the desolate Oregon trail; they have evidently been persuaded to break away from the main column on the promise of a short cut.
If a herniated lumbar disc fragment extrudes and migrates away from the spinal column, the radiographic appearances can be confusing.
