"horizontal range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the distance between the left and right ends of something, measured along a horizontal line. Example: "The horizontal range of the new bridge is over 500 feet, allowing for larger ships to pass underneath."
The National Guardsmen on the Kent State campus were armed with loaded M‐1 rifles, high velocity weapons with a horizontal range of almost two miles.
The rocket reached an apogee altitude of 557 km covering a horizontal range of 589 km.
The payload was about 725 kg (1,600 pounds) of high explosive; horizontal range was about 320 km (200 miles); and the peak altitude usually reached was roughly 80 km (50 miles).
Participants reached to touch 9 points (i.e., screen centre and the edges of the horizontal range within which the final target positions could have been selected; see below) three times.
To obtain a wide aperture that is required for beam injection, we designed the mask so that the head of the mask can be moved over a horizontal range of 30 mm.
The improvements attained in control signal generation, beam centroid stability, received power, outage probability and Bit Error Rate (BER) are comprehensively assessed using the experimental results obtained from the FSO communication test-beds constructed for the horizontal range of 0.5 km at an altitude of 15.25 m.
As the crossing velocity increased, the horizontal pollution range remarkably increased and the vertical pollution range decreased, and the saturated soil layer was more obviously influenced by the crossing flow.
Although some authors favoured nearly vertical neck postures and specialized high-browsing [ 6, 7], others have argued that increased horizontal feeding range has been the primary function of the neck and that the vertical range was only limited [ 8, 9].
Time of flight and horizontal slant range during each phase is calculated from the GS.
With the horizontal slant range known for each phase of flight, we then assess the resulting power requirements.
As the VTOL is assumed to reach the same altitude during each flight, for simplicity, only the cruise horizontal slant range is assumed to change between different trips.
