The phrase "align guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a guide or set of instructions that helps to align something, such as a process, object, or strategy.
Example: "To ensure the project stays on track, please refer to the align guide provided in the documentation."
Alternatives: "alignment guide" or "guideline for alignment".
CDS sequences from each single-copy family were aligned, guided by MUSCLE alignments of protein sequences and concatenated to one super gene for each species.
The sample arrangement in the system included lower electrode, aligned SWCNT sheet(s), alignment guide, insulation between SWCNT sheets and alignment guide, piston contact, and upper electrode.
Codons were aligned guided by a clustalw [25] protein alignment (default parameters).
The CO1 alignment included 3-bp indels in Fumontana and Equitius; these were manually aligned, guided by amino acid translations.
Derived and actual amino acid sequences were aligned, guided by chain cleavage sites and conserved cysteines, where necessary intron donor/acceptor splice sites were identified using NetGene2 [ 62].
Nucleotide sequences were pairwise aligned by ClustalW [31] using the corresponding protein sequences as an alignment guide.
The fluidic interface is designed with alignment guides to self align on the AFM cantilever chip.
Align the guides so that they are parallel, else the drawer may bind.
Crispr, which stands for clustered, regularly-interspaced, short-palindromic repeats, is a complicated name for the relatively simple process of aligning a "guide" molecule, which is made to order to match a specific DNA sequence, against a precise position on the DNA double helix where editing it required.
If Evan Smith hadn't gone through his own struggle to reach the happiness on the other side, and if circumstances hadn't aligned to guide him toward his highest potential, his life would have ended up in a very different place.
