The phrase "ability to realign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or skill to adjust or change direction, often in a strategic or organizational context.
Example: "The team's ability to realign their goals in response to market changes was crucial for their success."
Alternatives: "capacity to adjust" or "skill to recalibrate".
His authoritative opinion and his apparent empathy, coupled with his ability to realign the young woman's vision to a more positive outlook, appeared to give her some degree of comfort immediately.
We show that dicyanate thermosetting monomers with ester functionality exhibit the ability to realign even after long curing times and allow poling of the LC director in resulting thermosetting films.
The repeated fracture healing characteristics of 2MEP4F polymer, a cross-linked polymer based on Diels Alder cycloaddition, are systematically and quantitatively evaluated using a sample geometry that allows for controlled incremental crack growth so that the cracked sample remains in one piece after the test, improving our ability to realign the fracture surfaces prior to healing.
Human Polμ also has a similar template dislocation activity and an ability to realign mismatched ends (Zhang et al., 2001; Ruiz et al., 2004).
Control of the strabismus was assessed using the revised Newcastle Control Score (NCS) [ 20] which combines an estimate of observed frequency of the strabismus by parents/carers (home control) with an assessment of the child's ability to realign the eyes following a cover test to induce misalignment (clinic control), and is based on previously published recommendations for surgical treatment [ 4].
Our model suggests that the ability of hepatocytes to realign after cell division by a process of coordinated cell orientation (model parameter 2) in combination with cell polarity (model parameter 5) may be at least as critical as hepatocyte proliferation (model parameter 1) itself.
Chosen physicochemical properties including the ability of the chromophores to realign upon linearly polarized light were determined and discussed in relation to details of the materials structure.
"Marcus has the ability to think strategically about our newsroom, about how to realign our resources in a way that is consistent with what readers want and expect and maintain The Post's first-rate journalism".
For top-level decision makers and entrepreneurs, success will be defined by their ability to marshal the forces of AI and digital technologies to realign and build faster and cheaper ways to deliver products and services to customers.
It has been shown that, in gapped substrates, PolDom has the ability to dislocate and realign the template, extending the primer by inserting nucleotides complementary to templating bases distal to the primer terminus (Yakovleva and Shuman, 2006; Pitcher et al., 2007b).
Back in September 1985, the top treasury officials of the G5 countries met at New York's Plaza Hotel to realign the major currencies amid worries, particularly at home, that weak foreign currencies were negatively impacting the ability of U.S. companies to export.
