The phrase "a reasonable alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness or suitability of a particular alignment in various contexts, such as business, design, or strategy.
Example: "After reviewing the project requirements, we believe that a reasonable alignment of our goals with the client's expectations is essential for success."
Alternatives: "an appropriate alignment" or "a suitable alignment".
Despite the relatively modest level of sequence identity, a reasonable alignment could be made.
As long as the best template can be identified, we can generate a reasonable alignment as shown in Figure 1.
However we could not construct a reasonable alignment to conduct phylogenetic analyses, because sequence similarity was evident only in a limited region.
The 18S rDNA sequences were aligned using the GUIDANCE web server, and the resulting alignment was inspected visually to insure that the inserted gaps resulted in a reasonable alignment across these taxa.
Although there is only a modest level of sequence identity among CcBV cystatin 1, human cystatin D and chicken egg white cystatin, a reasonable alignment could be found that permitted a homology model to be built.
Although this approach managed to significantly reduce the simulation time, there is no guarantee that the aggregation of these partially optimal strings ends up with the global minimum and/or a reasonable alignment.
Unfinished (incompletely sequenced) clones are noted only where there was no reasonable alignment with a finished clone.
This resulted in 5,831 orthologous groups containing a member from each of the six species with reasonable alignment and 6,779 orthologous groups containing all five primate and rodent species.
"We periodically assess the impact of local pricing of our products and services to ensure there is reasonable alignment across the region and this change is an outcome of this assessment," Microsoft said.
The author of the report card, Trevor Houser, a former senior State Department adviser on international energy issues, told me he sees reasonable alignment between China's goals for the economy and emissions: Zou Ji mentions the challenges an industrializing economy faces in reducing emissions.
In the studying process, we found that the best alignment based on the lowest RMS sometimes was not the most appropriate for a subsequent CoMFA analysis, and artificial adjustment was usually needed to get the reasonable alignment, as shown in Figure 3.
