The phrase "axes of differentiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing various factors or criteria that distinguish or categorize different elements, such as in business, education, or social sciences.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the axes of differentiation that influence consumer behavior in the market."
Alternatives: "dimensions of distinction" or "factors of differentiation".
Our findings indicate that the major axes of differentiation correspond to broad geographic regions.
In both gene-association and admixture studies, assessing ancestry is seen as preferable because it circumvents the problems of self-reporting, although major axes of differentiation continue to be drawn along continental lines, recapitulating previously used racial distinctions: African, European, Native American, and so on.
We selected 10 functional traits related to morphology, demography and regeneration niche in 54 subtropical premontane tree species to describe their main axes of functional differentiation.
Understanding how these morphological or climatic axes of niche differentiation have evolved in this plant group could shed light on the way speciation processes are building Neotropical biodiversity.
Once you have completed this exercise for all of your product's benefits, you can map your company's value proposition on a chart with three axes for each of the bases of differentiation.
The majority of the most profound developmental events – the establishment of the body axes, the differentiation of germ layers, and the appearance of organs and structures – occur with remarkable speed: within the first 2 months of life in humans, and much faster in the animal models that we typically use to study development.
The x-axes show days of differentiation.
The first 24 of 38 axes of the multiple correspondence analysis of the habitat niche capture 90% of differentiation among all species.
Our findings suggest that the interaction between Hippo and classic developmental pathways such as Notch is critical to spatial and temporal regulation of differentiation and proliferation and is essential for development of the body axes in Drosophila.
Patterns of differentiation between parental groups and hybrids were visualized on the first two axes of the PCA performed on the shape variables.
That's a fair amount of differentiation.
