The phrase "affected by alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the impact of alignment on a subject is being discussed, such as in design, engineering, or organizational contexts.
Example: "The performance of the machinery was significantly affected by alignment, leading to increased efficiency."
Alternatives: "influenced by alignment" or "impacted by alignment".
To reduce the possibility that the initial EST test might have been affected by the alignment errors introduced by the methods in their mRNA alignments and repeated in the EST alignments, we repeated the test with an extra requirement that the set of introns must be the same in the mRNA alignments produced by every method.
Several groups showed that the proliferation, migration, alignment and gene expression of cells were affected by the alignment and the dimension of nanofibers in contact with cells (Figure 2 (A-H)).
In Experiment 2, the arms were in view, and now some target responses were affected by cue alignment: Cueing for outer targets was only significant when the hands were aligned with them.
Computation time increases significantly with the number of properties affected by each alignment.
In contrast, stress distributions of the sample with low mechanical anisotropy were less affected by the alignment of the chain axis.
To our knowledge, the bottom of the each concave microlens is affected by the alignment error (around 1 μm) between the vertex of the cutting edge and the spindle axis.
In the technological society the variability of governance parameters, and as such disagreement as to what precautionary action encompasses, is further affected by the alignment of policy with commercial interests where the notion of precaution can be imagined as stifling innovation or as being unscientific.
While you may feel you don't share much in common with a professional linebacker, when it comes to circadian timing we're all influenced in similar ways, which means the success, ease, and pleasure of daily activities can often be affected by their alignment -- or lack thereof -- with circadian rhythms.
