The phrase "absolute alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a perfect or complete agreement or positioning of elements.
Example: "The team achieved absolute alignment on the project goals, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "complete alignment" or "total alignment".
Therefore, in this paper, we applied basic absolute alignment methods: the fingerprint images are aligned according to a standard core point position; the face images are aligned according to a set of four standard landmarks, that is, eyes, nose and mouth.
The barley F3H cDNA sequence [ 13] was aligned with matching wheat ESTs lodged in, employing Multalin v5.4.1 (using absolute alignment score with gap value of 12 and gap length value of 2) [ 37].
"There's an absolute alignment of values with our little charity and what they're looking to achieve.
The absolute alignment errors range from 0 to 9 seconds.
The best achieved performance is 0.94 seconds average absolute alignment error.
The movement is also partly constructed from titanium, holding the gears in absolute alignment so that the flyback chronograph, an instantly resettable stopwatch, will always time laps flawlessly on the race track.
A method is presented for an absolute monitoring and alignment of the angle of the electron beam in each undulator section.
Whereas sensorimotor alignment improved absolute and relative pointing accuracy, sensorimotor misalignment predominately increased response times, supposedly due to increased cognitive demands.
Ius publicum Europaeum, in Schmitt's view, had been capable of preventing absolute enmity through an alignment of friend-enemy distinctions with territorial boundaries (Zarmanian 2006).
Stretches of absolute identity within the alignment that lie between variant sites are known as 'fragments'fragments
Sequence alignments and absolute frequencies are shown in Figure S5.
