'surface plane' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used primarily in geometry, and it refers to a flat surface - usually a two-dimensional one - that can exist in three-dimensional space. For example, you could say, "Using a ruler, I measured the surface plane of the tabletop."
When full of water, the jian's water surface plane was also used as a mirror; the word jian later came to mean "mirror" in Chinese.
A number of separate Gloucester vignettes are compressed into one painting: houses, figures, the facade of a garage, a tree, a tower, landscape elements and less readable forms, all on a flat surface plane.
Furthermore, although the panel or mural painter could use the new discoveries of linear perspective to heighten the sense of reality, the glass painter had to contend with the presence of the leading line, which emphasizes the surface plane.
Images and diagonals based on rickshaw poles, workers and shadows push up against the surface plane in "Manpower," making it feel dynamic; "The Source" is an essay in rosy terra cotta tones accented by the red violet headscarfs of women at a well, and "Spice Girls" offers an almost abstract orchestration of red, yellow and green robes and triangular piles of boldly colored spices.
The separation between the average surface plane of the block and the average surface plane of the substrate is denoted by (bar{u}), which is nonnegative.
The brightest spot at the center (not labeled) corresponds to the (001) surface plane.
When projected in the (111) surface plane, the directions make an angle of 60°.
The horizontal coordinates represent the object surface plane and the vertical coordinates represent the deformation change.
In the presented paper are analyzed rehabilitation problems of surface plane elements under exploitation.
Clearly this can only be explained by a dual-charging mechanism, with silver and halide ions adsorbing in the surface plane while protons and hydroxide ions adsorb further away from the surface plane.
Open to surface cracks can be measured in the surface plane and in the depth plane (plane perpendicular to surface), being the surface plane the one that describes the surface of the welding.
