The phrase "alignment addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizing or coordinating elements to achieve a specific goal or standard.
Example: "The team focused on alignment addressing to ensure that all departments were working towards the same objectives."
Alternatives: "alignment management" or "alignment coordination".
Our analysis shows that I-value provides a rigorous and reliable quantification of structural alignment quality, addressing a major gap in the field.
In particular, their design, the tests done on the respective prototypes and the applicability of the developed arrangement to beam-based alignment are addressed.
State-of-the-art contributions in the literature on software-defined radio (SDR) implementations of interference alignment testbeds address these issues by introducing backbones (TCP/IP links) connecting multiple-antenna SDR devices [8, 9], to provide CSI sharing and synchronization.
Our topological alignment approach addresses the linking problem by allowing many-to-many mappings between segment sets in different frames.
We will also discuss in that note how our algorithm can be used to deal with the alignment problems addressed in [ 2].
Our topological alignment approach addresses the linking problem and hence builds upon a segmentation procedure that is applied to each frame individually.
In this study we have used data derived from nuclear ITS and a multiple analysis approach to sequence alignment to address phylogenetic questions in the parasitic fungal family Microbotryaceae.
The Database of Structural Alignments (DoSA) addresses this gap in identification of local structural similarities obscured in global protein structural alignments by realigning SVRs using an algorithm based on protein blocks.
"Ballet is great for the core [the abdominal and back muscles] and addressing any alignment problems, like slouching in front of the computer," says Redding.
