The phrase "axis placement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, data visualization, or any field where the positioning of axes is relevant.
Example: "The axis placement in the graph was adjusted to better represent the data trends."
Alternatives: "axis positioning" or "axis arrangement".
Some of the poor refractive outcomes were due to astigmatism, and this might be reduced by on-axis placement of incisions.
Within buildings, the axis and placement of each space determines the amount of sun it receives.
By estimating the mechanical axis after placement of the trial components, errors of limb alignment can be identified and corrected.
Acoustic shadowing from microcalcifications, off-axis seed placement (i.e., where the ultrasound beam widens), and placement in specific regions of the prostate (e.g., in the periprostatic region, which can have a similar echogenicity to the seeds) can make visualization of seeds with TRUS difficult [ 5].
Meanwhile, he traces a connection between the body's central axis and the placement of its weight over the front of the foot in a way that fascinatingly recalls some ballet teaching: George Balanchine's, not least.
To test the hypothesis that WSS is impaired along the stented SFA segment, we studied the profile of WSS along the femoro-popliteal axis after stent placement in a cross-sectional design.
The position of this axis is obtained intraoperatively by placement of an intramedullary rod in the femur starting at a point just anterior to the origin of the posterior cruciate ligament on the inferior trochlea.
Figure 1 Dr, Riley performing an ultrasound guided long-axis antecubital intravenous line placement.
When utilizing the short-axis technique, errors in placement of the needle or positioning of the transducer may lead to erroneous positioning of the needle in relation to the vessel.
