The phrase "slide sheet" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a thin sheet of material that is placed under a person in order to facilitate moving them from one surface to another, particularly in the context of healthcare or caregiving. Example: The nurse carefully positioned the patient on the slide sheet before effortlessly transferring them from the bed to the wheelchair.
Estimates of slide sheet runouts into the basin from higher eastern and northern source terranes range from approximately a few km to > 10 km; in most cases the exact provenances of the slide blocks are not known.
Although the majority consist of Paleozoic carbonate rocks, the largest slide sheet, the Eastern Star crystalline allochthon, contains Proterozoic gneisses and their sedimentary cover and is now preserved as klippen atop Miocene lacustrine and alluvial fan deposits over an area > 40 km2.
"And there I was looking at hundreds of slide sheets in front of me".
The slide sheets, variably composed of Proterozoic crystalline rocks and Proterozoic, Paleozoic, and Tertiary sedimentary strata, moved across both depositional and erosional surfaces in the basin.
A score of megabreccias, interpreted as rock-avalanche deposits, and half that number of very large (> 1 km2, up to 200 m thick), internally intact gravity-driven slide sheets are interbedded with various sedimentary facies.
The need for suitable equipment to help health professions avoid injury when caring for women with a BMI ≥30 kg/m in terms of availability and training (e.g. slide sheets for moving and handling) were discussed.
One wall is a sliding sheet of plate glass that descends to the basement the way an automobile window does.
No heavy, sliding sheets of cheese here.
You can easily insert documents from Google Docs, Slides, Sheets and the rest of the (unfortunately named) G Suite tools into any site, for example.
Slide first sheet into the hole.
Slide a sheet of plywood between your fence and shrubs.
