"ridge portion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is commonly used in descriptions of land or terrain. Example sentence: The hiker reached the top of the mountain and gazed out at the breathtaking view of the valley below, with its rugged cliffs and rolling hills stretching out into the distance. He then continued on along the ridge portion of the trail, carefully navigating the narrow path along the sharp ridges.
The lenticular-shaped cavities are associated with only the macro-lamellar plates, and located only on the ridge portion of spherulites.
Igneous rocks obtained from the plateau suggest that its pedestal is Cretaceous in age, and the ridge portion situated on the pedestal formed in the Middle Eocene (Tokuyama et al. 1986;Ishizuka and Yuasa 2007).
The Heavenly Acres Ridge portion of MD 615 was paved from US 40 to the Pennsylvania state line in 1936.
According to native beliefs as retold by European settlers, the corpse of the beaver remains visible as the Pocumtuck Ridge portion of the Metacomet Ridge.
The proper muscle layer of the ridge portion was thinned by the loss of the inner muscle layer.
The goal is to push the locking mechanism forward (typically an angled wedge of plastic) in order to get it to disengage from the ridges, allowing you to remove the long ridged portion of the tie.
Merus smooth ventrally except near outer border; with a conspicuous transverse ridge distally; ventral portion of ridge low and smooth, dorsal portion higher and granular.
The ridge is a portion of the Mid-Indian Ridge and extends from near Rodrigues Island to the Gulf of Aden, trending basically northwest to southeast.
This can be attributed to the inherent filtering nature of the operations performed: from the resulting wavelet map, the noise content is scattered throughout the map and only the time frequency portion (ridge) of the map that describes the system characteristics is used.
With much of the ridge's northern portions already owned by the state or by environmental groups like the Nature Conservancy, the Shawangunk Ridge Coalition, which formed in 2000, is focusing on acquiring land to the south, before developers arrive.
Therefore, our slip rate estimation (approximately 20 mm/year) suggests that the WBSF at the outer ridge releases a large portion (approximately 52%) of the trench-parallel component of plate motion.
