The word "dimensional" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has multiple aspects or levels to it. For example, "Her sculptures are complex and multidimensional works of art."
That location can be thought of as an x and y coordinate, two numbers giving us a position on a flat two dimensional space.
Each piece of the data jigsaw is a point in a cloud of data in a high dimensional space, but we want to find the interesting stuff, and that means we need some way to find it.
They attempt to produce three dimensional models of the digital traffic spinning through cyberspace as all our emails and picture requests are translated into the 1s and 0s of computer code.
How to Be Both is full of time play – slippages, "memories complete with all their forgettings" (as the book puts it), lurchings forwards, unhookings from linearity, the sense that time is not sequential so much as, Smith puts it, "dimensional".
However, Teiyu Goto, the creator of the iconic two-handled PlayStation controller, felt that the three dimensional design matched the 3D visuals of the games.
The Daily Mail accused him of being a troll, but he told the BBC he was trying to highlight "the danger of one dimensional narratives".
Always thanks to Lucinda: she made my life three-dimensional.
Rodgers has always advocated the skill and technical quality of British players and clubs despite them usually being written off as overly physical and tactically one-dimensional.
He had a highly sophisticated sense of colour and form, and a truly extraordinary ability to convey the three-dimensional world in the medium of needlework".
This is a strange, liminal object: a maypole bedecked with slim red and black ribbons and chains from which hang aluminium plaques bearing grisly two-dimensional images of severed heads.
Long lace sleeves, tiny corsets, pooling trains and a mountain of crystals made for a rather wan, two-dimensional sort of glamour.
