The phrase "achieve the alignment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the goal of bringing different elements into agreement or harmony.
Example: "Our objective is to achieve the alignment of our marketing strategies with the overall company vision."
Alternatives: "attain the synchronization of" or "establish the coherence of".
In the modern straight-wire mechanics, the sliding of the wire through brackets and tubes is fundamental in achieving the alignment of the dental arch[1].
A four-quadrant gratings alignment method was presented for proximity lithography, which experimentally achieved the alignment accuracy of nanometer level.
Even though the controlled assembly of single SWNT bundles has been studied by using various voltage magnitudes and types [28], a thorough investigation into electrode geometry and solution concentration is still necessary to achieve the precise alignment of individual SWNTs and small nanotube bundles.
Then, after estimating the azimuth (ϕ k ) and elevation (θ k ) angles, the pairing is achieved by the alignment of the eigenvalues' magnitudes.
This presents a problem in achieving the optimum alignment of two ligand-binding sites.
In order to achieve the macro-anatomical alignment of the gyri and sulci, the specified activation clusters of interest for each subject were mapped onto a common group space, prior to calculation.
In order to compare two protein structures to the tertiary folds of chicken Gal-1A and chicken Gal-1B, we used PDBeFold (Krissinel and Henrick 2004) (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/msd-srv/ssm/, last accessed on October 5, 2014) which employs the Secondary Structure Matching algorithm to specifically achieve the best Cα alignment of amino acids.
After the manipulation, the clinician will attempt to determine if adequate reduction has been achieved by palpating for the alignment of the bony edges of the distal end of the ulna and radius, and the relative positions of the radial and ulnar styloid [4] (see Fig. 1).
Again by using the pins as a joystick, it is possible to achieve proper alignment of the body of the calcaneus with the articular fragment fixed to the first clamp.
It has several shortcomings: (1) electrons intercepted by the mask cannot produce light, and the image brightness is thereby limited; (2) great precision is needed to achieve correct alignment of the electron beams, the mask holes, and the phosphor dots at all points in the scanning pattern; and (3) precisely congruent scanning patterns, as among the three beams, must be produced.
