The phrase "a straight alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the positioning or arrangement of objects, lines, or elements in a direct and uncurved manner.
Example: "The architect emphasized the importance of a straight alignment in the design of the building's facade to create a modern aesthetic."
Alternatives: "a linear arrangement" or "a direct alignment".
Anthracene has a molecular structure of three benzene rings in a straight alignment.
By 1949, the route was moved to a straight alignment bypassing Ingleside to the east, with the former routing becoming an extended MD 19 and St. Paul Road.
A portion of US 213 south of Easton was moved to a straight alignment by 1946; the former routing became MD 565.
In 1949, US 13 was rerouted to bypass Costen on a straight alignment to the southwest, with the former route through Costen becoming MD 673.
By 1946, work was underway for a bypass to the east of Easton along with a straight alignment between Easton and Wye Mills.
US 13 was relocated between Princess Anne and Fruitland in 1933 to bypass the circuitous route via Loretto Road and Allen Road and to eliminate two railroad crossings, running parallel to the Pennsylvania Railroad on a straight alignment.
It consisted of the surgeon pulling the thread in one direction to force my eye into a straighter alignment.
In 1950, PA 73 was moved to a straighter alignment to the east of Oley.
Second, a segment of US-60/SH-11 US-60/SH-11 US-60/SH-11outeastofthe south on a straighter alignment; this new alignment also removed a concurrency with SH-18.
This conformational change could explain the slight variation in ring diameter across the TatAd complexes observed, with the TMH shifting from a tilted orientation to a straighter alignment, parallel to the APH.
SR 190 turns east away from the wash at the turnoff to Dante's View, and soon leaves the park, after which it follows a mostly straight alignment to its end at State Route 127 at Death Valley Junction.
