The phrase "axis legend" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of data visualization, such as graphs or charts, to refer to the labels or descriptions that indicate what the axes represent.
Example: "In the bar chart, the axis legend clearly shows the categories and their corresponding values."
Alternatives: "axis label" or "axis key".
A theming system, which controls the nondata aspects of a statistical graphic, such as the size and font of axis labels, legends, and titles or the appearance of the plot background.
Finally, we represented the mean frequency of colony sizes for each bin in powers of two using log-log axis (see Figure 3 legend for details).
Detailed legend: X-axis: scores of diagnostic confidence 0 10.
Thus, the maximum active power obtained by the load is {P}_{Lmax }=frac{{boldsymbol{A}}^2}{omega_0}cdot Q (7) Fig. 4 Normalized active power PL as a function of k12 and Q L. LEGEND: The abscissa axis is the coupling coefficient k12 and the load quality factor Q L. They are two important parameters affecting the power.
We have changed the x-axis label to read 'Radial Bin Distance' and clarified the x-axis scale in the figure legend.
The treatment of bisulfite and the nucleotides are specified in legend and X-axis respectively.
In all the simulation graphs here represented and obtained directly through the simulation platform Opnet Modeler, the X-axis denotes simulation time and the legend above the graph denotes the variable in the Y-axis.
We have now corrected the figure legend and added Y axis titled "insulin (ng/ml)".
Direct lines from start to end of track are shown and colour-coded for direction relative to longitudinal axis of cell as indicated in legend.
The stated peroxisome speed unit (µm/second) should be changed to µm/2 seconds in two different places in the paper: (1) twice in the Results section 'Dynamics of peroxisome movement', and (2) the x-axis of Fig. 5 (the legend remains the same).
