The phrase "a successful alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the achievement of a desired agreement or coordination between different elements, such as teams, strategies, or goals.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally reached a successful alignment on the project objectives."
Alternatives: "a favorable alignment" or "an effective alignment."
Carefully defined, communicated, and ingrained brand purpose, promise, and values are the keys to a successful alignment that can deliver.
While these groups might be invested in a successful alignment of standards, content creators might not feel much motivation to change the substance of their content.
The lower the sequence similarity between the target and template protein, the more difficult it becomes to undertake a successful alignment between them.
A successful alignment enables all available functional annotations in the orthologous subgraph to bring to bear on the functional interpretation of the novel network's subgraph.
Therefore, our search process is constrained successively by an increasing score level K, starting from K=0 for an exact match, and ending either with a successful alignment at some K or at a maximum score level specified by the user.
However, several attempts to align the 463 RAD sequence loci to the 1.3 Mb TIGR Hordeum repeat database under a variety of thresholds did not reveal any successful alignments.
"There have been many experiments in how we approach, prioritize and execute this work; this image is a result of the successful alignment of a few key elements," DigitalOcean engineer Neal Shrader writes today.
As a consequence of the successful alignment procedure, the application of internal standards, as frequently requested, seems to be dispensable in most cases as some known analytes are available in most samples.
How often must the pre-synaptic filament sample a region of homology before successful alignment can take place?
On the right, scientist Sasha Temnykh is making final checks while surveyors Paul Osetek and Dragana Jusic finish a successful magnet alignment.
The minimum information produced from a successful structural alignment is a set of superposed three-dimensional coordinates for each input structure.
