The phrase "alignment and function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the relationship between the positioning of elements and their operational roles or purposes.
Example: "The alignment and function of the components are crucial for the overall performance of the machine."
Alternatives: "positioning and operation" or "arrangement and purpose".
We hypothesised that high intensity progressive resistance training would improve lower limb dynamic alignment and function (lower knee adduction moment, increased muscle strength, and fewer knee osteoarthritis symptoms).
The goals in the management of a nonunion of the tibia with deformity include achievement of union with restoration of the length, alignment and function of the limb.
After all, as a yoga teacher of plus-minus 15 years, I'm very much attuned to body alignment and function.
Collagen fibrils must be crosslinked for proper alignment and function.
They include questions that measure pain, range of motion, stability, alignment, and function.
Two years outcome showed excellent alignment and function of all four replaced joints.
For a direct comparison of the power of anatomic-curvature based anatomic-curvature basedalignmentnment, we recandulated the warp fields based on functional response for ealignmentct using the same Talairach-normalized surfaces as the initialization point.
Here we provide an up-to-date overview of the growth, alignment, manufacture, and function of engineered carbon nanotube-based electron field emission devices.
Furthermore, we studied attachment, proliferation, differentiation and alignment of neonatal rat cardiac fibroblast cells (CFs) as well as protein expression, alignment, and contractile function of cardiomyocyte (CMs) on PGS gelatin scaffolds with variable amount of PGS.
Foot posture also affects the mechanical alignment and dynamic function of the lower limb; therefore, foot posture may be related to the development of lower limb disorders [ 17].
Our study of patients with type 2 diabetes contributes to the emerging body of evidence in support of a link between circadian alignment and metabolic function and suggests that the adverse impact of late chronotypes may be clinically significant for those with impaired glucose metabolism as in diabetes.
