The phrase "a potential alignment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of different elements or entities coming together or being coordinated in some way.
Example: "The researchers are exploring a potential alignment of their findings with existing theories in the field."
Alternatives: "a possible coordination of" or "a prospective agreement of".
State Route 85, currently the only non-freeway segment of the route connecting Phoenix with San Diego, is used as route for traffic to bypass the urban core of Phoenix, and has been identified by the state as a potential alignment of the CANAMEX Corridor through Arizona.
Future work should examine these issues in more detail, particularly in relation to a potential alignment of organisational and vendor priorities, and determine whether they have international relevance or reflect England's individual circumstances.
The definitive experimental identification of such major groove-aligned mixed A·T·A·T and G·C·G·C tetrads within a quadruplex scaffold, has important implications for the potential alignment of duplex segments during homologous recombination.
This theory, together with the potential alignment of the bays along structural trends, suggests a close relationship between Carolina bays and the observed molecular hydrogen seepages from these potential geological structures.
Some expect that the potential alignment of views may usher in greater consistency from the Trump administration, but not necessarily on the positions America's allies want.
One of its attractions is the potential alignment of teachers' feedback with students' frames of reference.
Rather, the observed discrepancies were certainly due to visual estimation of the true anatomical reference lines (e.g., the long axis of the limb) and potential alignment of the goniometer to the position of the massage table or to the laboratory arrangements, rather than to true bony orientation.
After finding all the potential alignments of NCIVs, a filtering procedure is performed.
In addition to potential alignment errors, choice of consensus is a subjective human decision.
—suppose we have a pair of reads with one read mapped to the reference as anchor, R anchor, and one unmapped read, R um, with its potential alignment located downstream of the anchor, as illustrated in Figure 2. Read length is r.
After Bonferroni correction and manual examination of potential alignment issues, we found 79 genes presenting evidence of reduced ratio of polymorphism to divergence (1.83%, red dots in fig. 4 a), out of which 41 have been identified as hypothetical proteins without known function and 38 have well-known annotated functions (supplementary material and table S3, Supplementary Material online).
