The phrase "aligned in rows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe objects or items that are arranged in a straight line or orderly fashion.
Example: "The books on the shelf were neatly aligned in rows, making it easy to find the one I wanted."
Alternatives: "arranged in rows" or "organized in rows".
Tents and sleeping bags are aligned in rows.
Crystals are aligned in rows which are parallel to fiber axis.
Interfascicular oligodendrocytes are aligned in rows between the nerve fibres of the white matter of the central nervous system.
The percentage of chondrocytes aligned in rows increased from 19 ± 4% at 2 weeks to reach near normal values at 24 weeks (71 ± 3% vs 78±2%2% controls, p > .05).05
IN the unlit blackness of an October night, it took a flashlight to pick them out: rust-colored butchers' hooks, 20 or more, each four or five feet long, aligned in rows along the ceiling of a large hangar-like building.
The researchers then manufactured a prototype consisting of hundreds of these optimized cylinders aligned in rows on a flat surface.
Among the ectosymbionts of the protists in Hoplonymphidae, Staurojoeninidae, and Trichonymphidae, an elongated filamentous form aligning in rows along the longitudinal direction of the host protist cell occurred only in Hoplonympha sp. [ 41, 61]; the other symbionts in these three protist families were short rods [ 39, 41, 62- 64].
Graphene growth: This image, taken using atomic force microscopy, shows graphene nanoribbons aligned in intersecting rows atop a silicon wafer.
The standard practice of building refugee camps, with tents aligned in dense rows and columns, has caused problems for the Tuaregs, with their deeply entrenched habits of living in sparsely populated desert areas.
Much of the Pixi's shrinkage comes from the fact that the keys are aligned in straight rows, rather than a curved series.
Again, similar to the mutants discussed above, we found that cells secreting denticles were not rectangular or aligned in regular rows (Fig. 5F, schematic in Fig. 5C).
