"slanted angle" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe any angle which is not perpendicular or horizontal, such as the angle of a slanted roof or the angle of a ramp. For example: The roof was pitched at a slanted angle.
According to Fordham, the slanted angles and beams represent the difficult climb to the goal; the circle, harmony and unity; and the center of the circle, vision and hope.
Additionally, an approximately optimum structure behaving consistently with geckos' hierarchical setal arrays is obtained by designing the structural parameters properly, especially the slanted angles.
The slanting angle of the body and the darkness of the background give the impression that the figure is falling into the abyss.
Finally, our derived formula indicates that shear wave speed depends on the slanting angle of the collagen fibers.
Arrange one of the pipes on the table at a slanting angle to the wall.
But once upon a time it did have a photographer called John Gutmann, who took some fantastic pictures that almost always included more than one of the following Surrealist staples: limbs, masks, windows, words, streets, slanting angles.
Column slanting angles of the films are experimentally revealed to increase from the center to the brim of spherical substrate, as interpreted by a flux vector theory.
Accompanied by the increased column slanting angles, the average refractive indices of the films decrease while the refractive index inhomogeneities increase from the substrate center to the brim.
Departing from the good agreement, a series of design charts in terms of axial force and temperature that initiates end-plate crawling has been produced for various friction factors and slanting angles.
In the final essay, "Packing My Father-in-Law's Library," a self-portrait at slant angle, Wood tries to find a home for a very large and very eccentric book collection.
Slant angle of coal seam.
