The phrase "camber of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in engineering and construction to describe the curvature or slope of a surface. Example: The bridge was designed with a precise camber of 2 degrees to ensure proper drainage and weight distribution.
(These devices also alter the camber of the wing, increasing both lift and drag).
For over an hour, the action highlight is a slight adjustment in the camber of a see-saw.
Every Formula One track is different in its combination of asphalt; ambient and track temperature; the shape and camber of the corners; the straights, and even the altitude.
She is a tiny figure and yet her anguish is clearly visible in the hunched camber of her shoulders.In the centre of the picture there is great confusion.
Down 14, the old links genius bumps an iron approach off the left-hand camber of the fairway and guides his ball into the heart of the green, 15 feet from the pin.
The George Hotel, Isle of Wight It's the foibles you fall for here – the ship-like camber of some of the floorboards and the confidence in just being itself.
In this case, severe ground freezing at and near the surface caused pore pressures at depth to rise sufficiently so as to cause cambering of the surface rocks and valley bulging.
On the other hand, the marked cambers of this road section may point at deliberate tracks as well.
In the present work, the structure of the resistance reduction optimization of cambered surfaces of an elbow is studied under coupling conditions.
Both factors have been shown to be related to the circulation found in the wake, and hence the lift coefficient of the wing, of G. soricina also at very high values of camber and angle of attack (Wolf et al., 2010).
The check of camber and shortening of pre-stressed manufacts in the phase of storage is an important practice for the quality check of the product and an important potential alarm of design or technological problems.
