The phrase "axis y" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical or graphical contexts to refer to the vertical axis in a Cartesian coordinate system.
Example: "In the graph, the data points are plotted along the x-axis and the y-axis represents the values of the dependent variable."
Alternatives: "y-axis" or "vertical axis".
dimension One of X_AXIS, Y_AXIS, or XY_AXIS to specify the X axis, Y axis, or both.
The usb_mouse_move function takes the change in x axis, y axis and scroll as inputs and moves the cursor or scroll with the given amount.
rateaxis "y" Should the light curve (the top plot) be drawn with the count rate along the y axis ("y") or x axis ("x")?
The model could be transformed to the control path that leads the probe by controlling the movements of X axis, Y axis and Θ axis.
So you had an x axis, y axis, and at this point it was seventy-five, forty-two, fifty-fiveighty-sevenven, or whatever the number is, and so on.
It was ineffective on two axes: on the Trump axis (X), where cheap insults and racially charged attacks are the measure of manly authenticity, and on the Mainstream Republican axis (Y), where rehashed Reaganisms about overregulation are a substitute for a policy platform.
The horizontal axis (x-axis) was set parallel to the bottom of the frame, and the perpendicular axis (y-axis), vertical to the bottom of the frame.
The horizontal axis (X-axis) is the survey number and the vertical axis (Y-axis) is the index return the following week.
Fig. 5 When in rotation mode, placing the first finger on the corner constrains rotation to a single axis (Y-axis in this case).
We recall that the roll angle measures the rotation between two successive base-pair planes about their long axis (y-axis); the roll is negative when it opens up on the major groove side of the bases.
The rotations were expressed about the transverse axis (x-axis, anteroposterior (AP) rotation), longitudinal axis (y-axis, internal-external rotation), and sagittal axis (z-axis, varus-valgus rotation) of the knee.
