The phrase "axial cross section" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific, engineering, or medical contexts to describe a specific type of cross-sectional view that is oriented along the axis of an object.
Example: "The axial cross section of the cylinder reveals the internal structure and dimensions that are not visible from the outside."
Alternatives: "longitudinal cross section" or "axial section".
The local weak formulation is employed on circular subdomains on the axial cross section.
The duct is assumed to vary slowly in axial cross section and a consistent multiple-scales solution is derived.
Mesh boundaries are defined as parametric curves generated using trigonometrical modelling of the axial cross section of the machine while the distribution of computational nodes is performed using algebraic algorithms with transfinite interpolation, post orthogonalisation and smoothing.
The axial symmetry of geometry and boundary conditions for a circular plate reduces the original three-dimensional (3-D) boundary value problem into a two-dimensional (2-D) problem on the axial cross section.
b Axial cross section, showing both the proppants (circular beads) and the Berea wall rocks (top and bottom slabs).
In the diffuser, the imparity of the velocity profile with respect to different axial cross sections is verified, and the velocity increases gradually from the shroud to the hub.
Images of each specimen were reconstructed with dedicated software (NRecon version 1.6.3; Bruker-microCT), providing axial cross sections of the inner structures of the samples.
In central lung regions, however, nodules can go undetected because they can be confused with blood vessels imaged in axial cross sections [ 35, 40].
Single-camera and stereoscopic PIV measurements yielded velocity distributions in the axial cross-section of the spray cone.
Figure 9 in his paper, which is an axial cross-section of a hair fiber, also shows a second highlight, in this case, displaced from the first highlight laterally, i.e. perpendicular to the axis of the fiber.
All methods for the ignition delay time were compared to high-speed camera images taken of the axial cross-section during combustion.
