The phrase "axes of the graph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the coordinate system in a graph, referring to the horizontal and vertical lines that define the space for plotting data points.
Example: "In the graph, the x-axis represents time, while the y-axis shows the temperature changes."
Alternatives: "graph axes" or "coordinate axes".
His sketches are archived here on the Bucks blog, and other drawings are available on his personal Web site, BehaviorGap.com.Correction: The original version of this sketch had the axes of the graph reversed.
Incremental QALYs (QALYAclidinium – QALYTiotropium) and incremental costs (CostAclidinium – CostTiotropium) are represented by the x and y axes of the graph.
These patients (N = 43 for reader 1, first reading) are reflected by the highest bar at the crossing of the three inner axes of the graph (fig 1A).
In the MCA output, relationships between different categories of the selected variables are typically represented as points in a two-dimensional space; the first and second dimensions being the X and Y axes of the graph.
Although this is the standard form, the terms on the columns or axes of the graph varies according to your doctor's preference.
On the horizontal axes of the graphs the studied parameters are varied.
But on closer inspection the axes of the graphs include headings like "Punches per round", "Cumulative punches", "Punch efficiency", "Punches per minute" and "Time between punches".
The horizontal and vertical axes of the graphs in Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively represent the decontamination time and measured surface radiation dose.
The axes of the graphs of the in- and outdegrees reflect the numbers of trading partners.
The vertical axes of the graphs represent the effect of the independent variable on BMI, while the horizontal axes represent the BMI classification.
However, we note, once again, that our conclusions do not depend on the absolute values of the parameters because they have minimal effect beyond changing the scale on axes of the graphs generated by the simulation.
