The phrase "axial component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or anatomy, where it refers to a part or aspect that is aligned along an axis.
Example: "In the analysis of the structure, the axial component plays a crucial role in determining stability."
Alternatives: "longitudinal element" or "axis-related part".
Note that the axial component of velocity is the same as the swimming speed.
In addition, traditional Doppler approaches are only able to estimate the axial component of flow velocity, relative to the probe, and are unable to depict complex flow patterns.
The axial component of velocity is the dominating velocity of flow below marine current turbine.
In addition, the axial component of the orbital radiation torque is computed which also shows sign reversal.
The main focus of this study has been the electrochemically driven threading/de-threading process of the redox active dialkylviologen axial component of the supramolecular assemble.
The IP neglects the effect of the axial component of the flow, which seems reasonable for small angles of inclination, but not for large angles.
Traditional Doppler methods typically rely on a fixed angle of transmission and the Doppler signal is obtained from the axial component of the flow, but an accurate estimate of flow velocity can only be obtained if an assumption is made on the direction of flow relative to the probe.
The primary mSYCP2 partner candidate should be related to cell division, should be involved in meiosis and should co-localize with the SYCP2 axial element component.
Generally, these loadings have different axial components with different phases.
Therefore, by examining radial and axial components separately, this may provide more detailed information about the structural basis for any differences observed.
This effect may be observed due to reduction of radial and axial components of velocity and turbulence in the area near the entrance of the vortex finder.
