The phrase "axis plane" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, physics, or engineering, where it refers to a plane that is defined by an axis or set of axes.
Example: "In three-dimensional space, the axis plane can be used to determine the orientation of various geometric shapes."
Alternatives: "reference plane" or "coordinate plane".
The elliptic jets with laminar boundary layers show azimuthal directivity, namely, sound pressure levels in the minor axis plane were greater than in the major axis plane.
The short axis plane provides longitudinal views of the right coronary (RCA) and the circumflex artery (LCX) and perpendicular views of the left anterior descending artery (LAD).
c Planimetry in the short axis plane of the aortic valve at peak shows maximal valve opening of 0.86 cm², consistent with severe aortic valve stenosis.
The droplet size spatial distribution in central axis plane of the spray has been measured by a planar droplet sizing method which combining laser induced fluorescence and Mie scattering.
With magnetization at a constant angle to the axis in the axis plane, the force was greatest when the angle was about 45°, being 1.38-fold compared to the force on an axially magnetized magnet.
b Steady-state free precession MR image at peak systole in short axis plane of aortic valve shows a tricuspid aortic valve with valve leaflet thickening because of sclerosis and/or calcifications (white arrows).
(Void circles: projections of the data points to the axis planes).
Then two lines were set up to explain the properties of crystals: mirror axis, planes of symmetry, centre of symmetry.
The location, orientation, and size of the LV were automatically determined by fitting ellipses to the myocardium in the transverse, vertical long axis and horizontal long axis planes.
Nondivergence collimator central axis planes were used to create different abutting field edge while normal organs were blocked by multileaf collimators in this technique.
The volumetric measurement of the ventricles is usually performed in the cardiac short-axis plane (MRI) or using reconstructed images in the cardiac short-axis plane (MDCT).
