The phrase "axis describes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining what an axis represents or how it is defined in a particular situation, such as in mathematics, science, or data visualization.
Example: "In this graph, the x-axis describes the time in hours, while the y-axis describes the distance traveled."
Alternatives: "axis represents" or "axis indicates".
The horizontal axis describes the transmission time, and the vertical axis describes the overhead of DTSMS and TTS-MIMO.
The horizontal axis describes the slot sequence, and the vertical axis describes the normalized slot level; the higher the slot level is, the larger the transmission factor, priority, neighbor node density, and link quality are.
The vertical axis of the matrix represents the business strategy and the horizontal axis describes products reflected in the patent portfolio.
This axis describes differences in eye size, the vertical placement of the eye, the distance between the eye and the mouth, the size of the jaw muscles, the relative height of the posterior edge of the skull, the orientation of the jaw, and the relative thickness of the jaw bones (Figure 5).
The first axis largely describes factors that are disease-dependent, and possibly intrinsic to the practice of a health care institution (PC1), whereas the second axis describes factors that are extrinsic to a health care institution (PC2).
For example, the cyclopentadiene ring in a metallocene complex usually librates about an axis described by a vector from the metal to the centre of the ring.
The lag effect of change of the state/property along the time axis described by Continuation could be mapped onto the subjective domain.
Therefore, the first axis described a gradient of tactics ranging from individuals with a clear diel pattern (on the left) to individuals with a broad temporal scale pattern (on the right).
Finally, the p53/QKI/miR-20a/TGFBR2 axis described before further represses metastasis, at least in the context of glioblastoma.
The medial axis described earlier can be determined based on distance maps, "grassfire" simulations, or Voronoi diagrams.
The z-axis lies along the longitudinal axis of the humerus and rotation about the z-axis axis described internal-external rotation.
