The phrase "alignment and performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the coordination and effectiveness of various elements, such as teams, processes, or strategies.
Example: "The alignment and performance of our marketing team have significantly improved this quarter."
Alternatives: "coordination and effectiveness of" or "congruence and efficiency of".
An overview of the design, alignment method, and performance of the standard X-ray mirror systems in SPring-8 is given here.
They need to be heavily monitored and regularly evaluated for implementation, alignment to advances in technologies and performance of identified indicators.
Indeed, our recent studies reported that the ORF improved trunk alignment and gait performance of hemiparetic patients 11 and elderly persons during level walking.
The working principles and performance of the laser-based alignment system are presented.
In particular, we regard both the building of multiple sequence alignments and the performance of high quality phylogenetic analysis to be necessary.
Notably, the proportion of Full 2D reads was substantially higher (22.6% vs. 3.9%) in the R7.3 run, suggesting the possibility that future improvements to the chemistry will increase the yield of the highest quality and most biologically informative reads (the alignment performance of Normal and Full 2D reads is summarized in Table 3).
Participants will be instructed to also focus on maintaining neutral pelvic alignment during performance of the exercises.
Relative sensors alignment, performance of the navigation unit, and cross-sensor cueing are found to be key factors to fully exploit the potential of multi-sensor architectures.
Table 1 summarizes the pairwise sequence alignment performance of the proposed message-passing scheme and the traditional pair-HMM approach.
The program can also be used, in the design phase of a detector, to simulate the expected alignment performance of a network of sensors with given resolutions.
