The phrase "axial section" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in fields such as anatomy, engineering, or architecture to refer to a cross-sectional view along the axis of an object or structure.
Example: "The axial section of the model provides a clear view of the internal components."
Alternatives: "cross-sectional view" or "longitudinal section".
The experimental results indicate that enhancement of the axial section capacity is possible by fibre-reinforcing the steel tube.
Filopodial features are shown to be thinner than the axial section (Fig. 6 circle, square), thus morphology and extent are seen to change as the section is shifted through the cell.
Thus, at the maximal flow rate, the pressure drop was only 0.025 torr while the temperature gradient along the catalytic unit axial section was only 0.8 °C/cm.
First, commercially available standard inserts are selected and positioned in the form milling cutter axial section to satisfy profile geometry tolerance.
A novel interpolation scheme is used to find the peak LHR in any axial section of a fuel/blanket sub-assembly.
The axial section of fuel assembly in a boiling water reactor (BWR) consists of five or six different distributions; this requires a radial lattice design.
Finally, to gain in-depth understanding of the way buckling capacity is improved by fibre steering, the axial section load and the critical buckling modes of straight and steered fibre laminates are compared.
The experimental data on the velocity distribution at the jet centerline, the contour map of the jet velocity, the deviation of the jet centerline, and the velocity distribution of the axial section were compiled.
The carriage also carries the probe adjustements: (6) is the probe depth adjustment, (7) is a length of co-axial section with tuning adjustments, and (8) is a crystal detector.
Figure 2 has a slightly different arrangement; the main probe into the waveguide leads to a vertical co-axial tuning and adjustment section but the detector is on a horizontal side-section with a secondary probe into the upright co-axial section.
A total of 50 axial-section images covering the entire cerebrum were obtained.
