The phrase "axis to guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a central point or principle that provides direction or guidance.
Example: "In our strategic planning, we identified the core values as the axis to guide our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "foundation for direction" or "center for guidance".
[62] The identification of better markers of TH action in different tissues is necessary to enable diagnosis of disorders with subtle HPT axis dysfunction and to guide treatment, especially in the context of central hypo- or hyper-thyroidism.
A parasternal long-axis image was used to guide perpendicular angulation of the transducer in acquisition of the short-axis slices.
Magnetic coils positioned co-axially with the duct axis produced a magnetic field to guide the plasma in the duct.
Usually, the cutting guides are designed to access an axis (anatomical axis in the case of femur), and to guide a cut perpendicular to it.
A novel power-augmentation-guide-vane (PAGV) that surrounds the Sistan rotor vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) is introduced to guide and increase the speed of the high altitude free-stream wind for optimum wind energy extraction.
One claw forceps is used to push the array while the other is used to guide the insertion axis.
We investigate arrays of micrometric grooves (line and space) capable to guide neurite along their axis.
Initial testing using deflectors to guide the oncoming airflow upward showed that the cross axis wind turbine produced significant improvements in power output and rotational speed performance compared to a conventional straight-bladed vertical axis wind turbine.
Panels E and F show a long- and short-axis view of the aortic valve (Ao), which can be used to guide TAVI.
The results here presented provide elements to engineer surfaces apt to guide and control cell behaviour through the material-cytoskeleton-nucleus axis.
