"colour shades" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the different hues and tints of a given colour. For example, "This brand of paint offers a wide range of colour shades to choose from."
I have been very pleased with a lettuce mixture called Colour Shades Mix (Thompson & Morgan, £2.89) which you can go on sowing until July.
Titanium white was present in all paint and preparatory layers in variable amounts as a whitener in the colour shades.
According to the company, this will enable producers of plastics all over the world to create attractive design options in blue and copper colour shades.
Bodily awareness may seem less rich and detailed than visual awareness, which can be analysed as full of fine-grained colour shades and well-individuated three-dimensional shapes that move around.
PLM and SEM-EXD investigations of the inorganic materials in both the bright and dark fragments also showed that the same inorganic materials are present in both layers, while the difference in colour shades (bright and dark) arises due to differences in thickness and amount of coloured layers.
The Department of Canadian Heritage has listed the various colour shades for printing ink that should be used when reproducing the Canadian flag; these include: FIP red: General Printing Ink, No. 0-712; Inmont Canada Ltd., No. 4T51577; Monarch Inks, No. 62539/0 Rieger Inks, No. 25564 Sinclair and Valentine, No. RL163929/0.
The black arrows indicate the wind vector while the colour shading shows the wind speed.
The higher ratio offers greater image clarity and colour shading not previously experienced on a computer screen".
Colour shade represents the different AAC classes from white corresponding to waxy to dark grey corresponding to high AAC.
Due to scale and colour shading, the categorized groundwater zones appear as if basement aquifers are not discontinuous, whereas, in reality, they are discontinuous.
The black arrows indicate the wind vector while the colour shading shows the wind speed Fig. 9 WTLE horizontal circulation at select altitudes.
