The phrase "alignment altered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a change in alignment or positioning is being discussed, such as in technical, scientific, or design-related fields.
Example: "After the adjustments were made, the alignment altered significantly, improving the overall performance of the machine."
Alternatives: "alignment changed" or "alignment modified".
The addition of the Sylvio X10 MURF5 gene to the alignments altered the previous annotations of the CL Brener and Esmeraldo MURF5 genes [ 23], extending their sequences by over 115 nt each and revealing frameshifts in both at the extreme 3' end of the genes.
Post-drawing systematically induced macromolecular alignment and altered the chemical bond composition of polycaprolactone nanofibers with increasing draw ratio.
When the bony alignment was altered, varus angulation had the greatest effect: 30° varus malalignment of the distal humerus displaced the centroid of the triceps vector medially by approximately 2.0 cm.
When the bony alignment was altered, varus angulation had the greatest effect: 30 degrees varus malalignment of the distal humerus displaced the centroid of the triceps vector medially by approximately 2.0 cm.
From the discussion above, light path alignment is altered by moving g s (x s,θ s ) to g p (x p′,θ p′) like as shown in Fig. 2.
One common result of a lower quality alignment is altered predicted structure.
In the automatic word alignment we altered the used resources according to the batches presented in Table 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
When this was accounted for, the ratio of probabilities that a given site in the alignment is altered through recombination versus mutation was 0.853 (r/ m, range = 0.801 0.917).
By contrast, in mice, there is no clear evidence that the Wnt-PCP pathway participates in early eye development, although lens cell alignment is altered in mice carrying mutations in Vangl2 and Celsr1, affecting the final lens morphology (Sugiyama et al., 2010).
Tears can enlarge with time, and the increase in tear size is associated with retraction of the muscle tendon unit, which can lead to changes in muscle architecture [ 7], joint mal-alignment, and altered biomechanics [ 2].
