The phrase "aligned design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing design elements that are coordinated or in harmony with each other, often in the context of branding, architecture, or product development.
Example: "The aligned design of the new product line reflects our commitment to consistency and quality across all platforms."
Alternatives: "cohesive design" or "harmonized design".
The mutually aligned design and improvement of assembly and (production) logistic processes takes either the workplaces, their surroundings and the supply areas as well as the overall value chain into account.
Earlier this month technical professional association, the IEEE, put out a document aiming to foster what it describes as Ethically Aligned Design — urging the tech sector to take ownership and responsibility for ethics as part of the engineering process.
The wider hope, in time, is for the initiative to generate recommendations for IEEE Standards based on its notion of Ethically Aligned Design — by creating consensus and contributing to the development of methodologies to achieve ethical ends.
The document, called Ethically Aligned Design, includes a series of detailed recommendations based on the input of more than 100 "thought leaders" working in academia, science, government and corporate sectors, in the fields of AI, law and ethics, philosophy and policy.
A. ovis and A. marginale major surface protein 4 (msp4) gene sequences were retrieved from different geographic strains and aligned to design 2 sets of primers in a region with significant differences between the 2 species, but completely conserved among strains.
Nucleotide sequences were aligned to design primers in the conserved regions of each gene.
These sequences were aligned to design primers in conserved coding regions (Table 2).
Sequences of the rht1 and sd1 genes in rice, wheat, and other species were aligned to design primers for amplifying their homologs in tef.
Therefore, simplified design rules may align the design effort with their cost.
To better align design and assembly, GE Healthcare has the top engineers on a product work on-site with assembly workers.
Instead of having designers slap on a design at the beginning or end of a project, they need to work closely with engineers along the way to properly align design and engineering capabilities.
