The phrase "axis convergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, physics, or discussions about alignment and coordination of different elements or forces.
Example: "The study focused on the axis convergence of the two rotating bodies, which significantly affected their interaction."
Alternatives: "alignment of axes" or "convergence of axes".
In the present study, we show that ascidian notochord cells exhibit asymmetric distribution of apicobasal cell polarity markers along the dorsoventral axis during convergence and extension processes.
These data show that the notochord plate asymmetrically localize apicobasal cell polarity markers along the embryonic D V axis during convergence and extension.
We show that singularities of f(x) off the real axis can destroy convergence of this diagonal approximation process in the sense that the error diverges for subintervals of x ∈ [−1,1].
Pioneer studies in frog embryos have revealed that cell intercalation perpendicular to the anteroposterior axis, known as convergence and extension, plays a key role in notochord elongation without volume change [7].
The most correlated region was found situated along the South Pacific Convergence Zone (SPCZ) axis which may be considered as a probable climate driver for ASF.
In the following discussion, the "north" of the spherical coordinate system corresponds to the axis of rotation and the convergence of each plate is perpendicular to longitude, that is, the axes of both plate rotations are the same.
An example of the convergence of this "axis of evil" of war, poverty, and pollution, is Hurricane Katrina.
The shortened axis of Syx morphants resemble convergence and extension (CE) defects seen with knockdown of wnt11 [32] or RhoA [33].
Since the observed shortening of embryonic axis is a typical convergent extension defect [33], we examined the effect of ptenb MO on convergence.
The feedback loop of the CCL stabilizes the system in time domain while the PCL guarantees the convergence along the iteration axis.
