The phrase "extend parallel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when there is a need to link two similar things (or sets of things) together in order to show their similarities. For example, "The teacher extended parallel between the life of Rosa Parks and the life of Martin Luther King in order to show the students the significance of their contributions to civil rights."
Two galleries of more intimate workspace extend parallel to the nave.
The SiO3chains are bonded to a layer of octahedrally coordinated cation bands which also extend parallel to the caxis.
Leaves of monocots possess major veins that extend parallel to the long axis of the leaf (parallel venation).
The Kangnam and Myohyang ranges and Mounts Ŏnjin and Myŏrak, all structural extensions of the Nangnim Mountains, extend parallel to each other toward the southwest.
In an attempt to address this issue, we propose to take advantage of a priori knowledge, specifically to extend parallel independent component analysis (pICA) to incorporate a reference (pICA-R), aiming to better reveal relationships between hidden factors of a particular attribute.
Secondly, we observed that the modularity of our networks favors the formation of communities which extend parallel to the medial-lateral axis.
Coorg is part of the Western Ghats, the chain of mountains extending parallel to India's Arabian Sea coast, from Gujarat south to Kerala, an area rich in biodiversity.
In the maneuver, Mr. Layfield catapults himself off the ropes of the ring, runs toward his opponent with his arm extended parallel to the ground and rams into his neck or chest.
And yet, on Wednesday, he turns 70 – and, apart from the fact that he still has to keep one leg extended parallel to the floor, after breaking an ankle in the summer, he seems to be in rude health.
A. When a railroad line was extended parallel to what is now Braddock Avenue in 1871, some of the surplus land was deeded to the state for use by the New York National Guard, and a 1,000-yard 1,000-yardge was opened in 1873.
In addition, accretionary wedge includes wedge top basin or piggy back basin that extends parallel to foredeep.
