The phrase "adjusted to align" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process of modification or change to ensure that something is in agreement or harmony with another element.
Example: "The project parameters were adjusted to align with the new company standards."
Alternatives: "modified to match" or "tweaked for consistency".
To generate the respective modeling alignments, the sequences of each of the 11 yBRDs were manually adjusted to align to the template structural-alignment, based on consensus obtained from different multiple alignments (MUSCLE, hmmalign, MODELLER sequence-to-structure MALIGN2D) of (26+11) sequences.
The mouth bar was adjusted to align the bregma and lambda points of the skull on the same plane.
For future studies, ROIs defined from earlier studies can be imported and graphically adjusted to align with the local spectra.
The base of the counting frame was adjusted to align along the lower edge of the SGZ in order to avoid counting cells in the hilus region.
The wrist support's height was adjusted to align the forearm parallel to the floor at shoulder height with the subject seated.
Eugene Meyer, president of the Federalist Society, said that as the American Constitution Society adjusted to being aligned with the White House's goals, it would have to decide whether to cheerlead or critique its policies.
The numbering of the aligned positions was adjusted to correspond to E. coli numbering [32], and the variable regions were mapped onto the graph.
These genes were aligned singly, and be adjusted to consistent sequence lengths manually.
Grids used to define spot diameters were aligned manually and diameters were adjusted to match actual spot diameters (180 240 μm).
The aligned groups were then manually adjusted to identify overlapping fragments that formed longer contigs and complete qnr gene contigs.
The laser beam is first aligned parallel to the rotation axis and subsequently adjusted to coincide with the axis.
