The phrase "axis line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, graphs, or any field that involves axes, such as mathematics or engineering.
Example: "In the graph, the axis line represents the baseline for measuring the data points."
Alternatives: "reference line" or "coordinate line".
Instead of assaulting the battle-hardened Sixth Army and Fourth Panzer Army in Stalingrad itself, the Soviets strike at the flanks of the overextended Axis line.
The time-averaged patterns had considerable symmetry with respect to the axis line passing through the sharp-tip corner of the cross-section of the triangular cylinder.
It is considered that the axis line of the bore-hole has geometrical imperfections in the shape of localized smoothed breaks.
In this paper, two different commonly used geometric error definition and modeling methods are firstly identified and analyzed, named as "Rotary axis component shift" and "Rotary axis line shift".
It is also found that the distance between the Z0fa (gap distance corresponding to the zero force) and Zmaf in the ascending process is a constant value, which can be well interpreted by the constant reduction rate of the axial component magnetic flux density along the axis line of the magnet within the constant distance.
To describe the inconsistencies in definition, application, and usage of the ocular reference axes (optical axis, visual axis, line of sight, pupillary axis, and topographic axis) and angles (angle kappa, lambda, and alpha) and to propose a precise, reproducible, clinically defined reference marker and axis for centration of refractive treatments and devices.
According to "The Codebreakers," by David Kahn (Scribner, 1996), the identities of members of the underground working behind Axis lines during World War II were validated by handlers who were familiar with each agent's "fist," the subtle variations in the way each person sent Morse code.
The continuous bamboo axis lines were digitally unrolled into long straight lines.
These axis lines also attach with religious space where Buddhism temple 'Wat Prakeawdontao Suchadaram' located.
Almost similar to Chiang Mai, urban axis identified by global integration, created T-shape axis lines in north south and east west direction, simultaneously (see Fig. 10).
Furthermore, the arbitrary interconnection of rattan rods into long continuous axis lines revealed knotting challenges in node areas where all three axis directions happened to have overlaps.
