The phrase "a weak alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the degree of correspondence or agreement between two or more elements, such as ideas, strategies, or systems.
Example: "The project's success was hindered by a weak alignment between the marketing and sales teams."
Alternatives: "a poor alignment" or "a loose alignment".
They suggested that the piston coring resulted in a weak alignment of magnetic minerals in a conical fabric with the apex parallel to the vertical caused by friction with a core liner.
Interestingly, the corresponding experiment revealed a positive PCC, implying a weak alignment of Ld domains along the actin fibers instead.
It was found that the presence of two transmembrane domains of the human glycine receptor GlyR in low- q bicelles which in the absence of protein would tumble isotropically impose a weak alignment and made the measurement of RDCs possible.
Sequences showing a weak alignment (allowing a maximum of four bases in homopolymer) with a V3 V4 customized SILVA database (v119) were removed as well as overhangs at both end of each sequence.
Imanishi et al. (2012) insisted that the recurrence of displacement along a low-angle seaward-dipping weak alignment extending from the seismogenic zone to the plate boundary contributes to the development of a normal-faulting stress field in an overall reverse-faulting regime in NE Japan.
As these events have weak alignment signatures (a small fraction of reads from that locus predicts the insertion), they can be more difficult to identify and to distinguish from background noise.
The described weak alignment results in a weak dipolar splitting on the order of Hz to several tens of Hz.
It also maintains that there is weak alignment between the key performance indicators and incentive pay.
Weak alignment of apomyoglobin in acid and urea-unfolded states was induced with both stretched and compressed polyacrylamide gels.
Indeed, many exogenous variables likely mediate self-perception measures and lead to weak alignment with objective measures.
