The phrase "axis of our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing central themes, principles, or focal points in various subjects, such as philosophy, science, or personal beliefs.
Example: "The axis of our discussion revolves around the importance of sustainability in modern society."
Alternatives: "core of our" or "center of our".
And while many of the early images in the series were shot with the pair standing metres apart, directly facing one another, they now increasingly feature a change of scale or vantage point, something which opens up the space around them and playfully nudges the axis of our attention.
With the prototypical structures of losartan and prazosin as the axis of our research, MCR-1329 emerged as a potential designed multiple ligand from a series of compounds designed to possess dual antagonistic activity on the α1 and AT1 receptor.
Looking at the modularity of our networks as anisotropy is increased, we observe that partitioning the network into communities aligned with the medial-lateral axis of our grid is increasingly favored over choosing communities aligned perpendicular to that axis (see Figure 11).
Examination of the neural data collected during "spontaneous" eye movement behavior shows that this neuron preferred saccade vector (>20 degrees amplitude, 137 degrees angle), which is well off the axis of our stimulus.
Thus, we described the dimension on the horizontal axis of our circumplex as running from critical to respecting/accepting and the dimension on the vertical axis as running from dominating to submissive.
In order to do this, we attached the tool to a rotary stage in x- y plane to change the angle between the x axis of our force coordinate and the direction of gravity.
We use the UE1 position along the x axis of all our plots.
Based on this empirical formula, simulation software is developed that gives the correct evolution of the semi-major axis (a) of our Moon for any time span from the inception to the time chosen under study.
Regarding the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis, 17 of our 19 patients were pre-pubertal and so possible hypogonadism could not be revealed by means of a clinical or hormonal evaluation.
More than any other axis of life – more than our careers, our relationships, our finances – we're trained to ring in the dawn of each year with a hyper-critical evaluation of our bodies.
Yet we probably laboured under the assumption that our spies were only after the "bad guys" – those broadly falling inside George Bush's definition of the "axis of evil" – not our friends and allies.
