The phrase "a high alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the degree of agreement or correspondence between two or more elements, such as goals, values, or strategies.
Example: "The team's objectives show a high alignment with the company's mission, ensuring that everyone is working towards the same goals."
Alternatives: "a strong alignment" or "a close alignment".
The stretching operation leads to a high alignment of GO sheets and benefit for the formation of compact structures [86].
A high alignment of MWCNTs in PS was achieved by applying high shear force to the melt.
A high Alignment value means that the connection strength between two issues in the eyes of an organization is correlated with the strength in the overall network.
The nanofibrous membranes possessed a high alignment degree with approximately 76% of the fibers within ±5° and tailored thicknesses from 69.6 to 1144.9 μm.
Randomly oriented ECM productions of EC formed a continuous endothelium covering the entire lumenal surface, and a high alignment of ECM was shown in the circumferential direction of SMC layers.
Contigs were merged if they had a common seed larger than 30 bp and with a high alignment score.
U.S. Route 6 (US-6), US-89 and the railroad (now part of Union Pacific Railroad's Central Corridor) were closed for several months, until they were rebuilt on a higher alignment overlooking the area.
Although BLAST is much more computationally demanding, it provides a higher alignment flexibility that is crucial when the reference genome is expected to contain many differences as compared to the sequenced genome.
e.g., we find a higher alignment (i.e., orientation dispersion) of actin filaments and higher Rho expressions on planar surfaces.
This performance gain came with a price of a higher alignment FNR, especially for the combined reference strategy.
This means that each putative TR is extended in both directions as far as possible, by including gaps and mismatches, if this leads to a higher alignment score (see the Phobos manual for details [ 55]).
