The part of a sentence 'cement column' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a column made out of cement, typically used for structural support in a building. For example, "The old house was supported by a single cement column in the center."
It is important to consider that this technique has only been tested using cemented revisions where the cement column has the role of stabilizing the implant-bone construct.
Good Cement slurry design is the key factor of having a gas resistant cement column.
The observation points are cement column with a depth of 1 m, which were made in the field, of which the port is 10 cm × 10 cm while the bottom is 30 cm × 30 cm, in spite of this, the part of the cement column on the ground ranges from 5 cm to 10 cm.
I skulked behind a cement column on the side of the building.
However, in the case of uncemented revision the only option is to bypass the window as the location of the defect is not stabilized with a cement column.
Resonantly site-specific, it unfolded grandly, surreally, in Dia:Beacon's huge empty basement, making excellent use of tall cement columns that suggest a monumental forest.
Tacked to the cement columns underneath the bridge were a number of posters, put there by an organization called Handicapped International, imploring local residents to beware of unexploded ammunition left behind since the end of the war.
Its brick interiors and original cement columns are embroidered with flat computer screens, murals and glass atriums.
Pre-formed soil cement columns of 24 mm diameter with different lengths (i.e. 50 mm and 100 mm) were installed beneath a rigid foundation of 80 mm width in a soft clay bed using replacing method.
Shrapnel had slashed the cement columns of the hospital's waiting area.
During the second part, LAB BINÆR sets the cement columns supporting the building alight in mesmerising vortex that we can only hope is meant to transport you away from banal factory living.
