The phrase "a simple alignment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the straightforward arrangement or positioning of elements, ideas, or components in a particular order or relationship.
Example: "The project requires a simple alignment of the various data sets to ensure accurate analysis."
Alternatives: "a straightforward arrangement of" or "an easy coordination of".
The spins in these crystals are arranged in an approximately triangular lattice — such a geometry prevents a simple alignment of spins that could disrupt QSL formation.
Turkey's rise as a regional power may seem sudden, but it has been evolving for years, since the end of the cold war, when the world was a simple alignment of black and white and Turkey, a Muslim democracy founded in 1923, was a junior partner in the American camp.
The alignment of such factors proves more effective, according to the author, then a simple alignment of the scales used.
The exact position of the other inversion break point could not be resolved because it mapped within a cluster of TAS2Rs between MEP1A and IMP3 (fig. 1), confounding our efforts to generate a simple alignment of the orthologous zebra finch and white-throated sparrow sequence across the region.
Incomplete base pairing of miRNA to target causes inherent difficulty in the prediction of miRNA targets due to the high levels of noise involved in any simple alignment of miRNAs to 3' UTRs.
To illustrate this, we assessed the performance of a simple alignment method that matches pairs within an ambiguous cluster by maximizing the total sequence similarity over matched pairs.
Finally we design a simple alignment procedure to correct the displacement of the extracted skeleton with respect to the true underlying medial surface.
Although there indeed seemed to be some supporting evidence for such an alignment, as in the case of [R] and [L], patterns of other variants indicated that a simple alignment could not have been the whole story.
In cases when the alignment score depends on the number of restriction fragments and length of the query sequences, as in [ 7], a simple alignment score threshold is not sufficient to distinguish between ambiguous alignments.
We used a simple alignment strategy that assumed a low error rate and determined the alignment with the entire reference genome with the fewest number of differences (insertions, deletions, and substitutions) of the reads.
Our work also emphasizes the importance of going beyond simple alignment of reads to a reference genome when assessing differences between genomes.
