The phrase "alignment corresponds to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one concept or element relates to or matches another in a specific context.
Example: "In this study, the alignment corresponds to the degree of similarity between the two datasets."
Alternatives: "alignment relates to" or "alignment matches with".
The 31 CC-NB-LRR coding nucleotide sequences were aligned with MAFFT [ 75] and checked manually to verify that codon alignment corresponds to amino acid alignment (Additional File 9: Sequence alignment of the coding sequences of RGA08 genes).
This method is called "time-aligned" because it clusters the start and end time nodes of each lattice link, and thus aligns all the links topologically into a linear (sausage-like) structure, where each alignment corresponds to an equivalence class of phone hypotheses, and the ordering of the equivalence classes is consistent with that of the original lattice.
Therefore, we assume that this eastward-dipping aftershock alignment corresponds to the fault plane of the M 5.1 event.
Their alignment corresponds to the general alignment of sub-basins in the Kufrah basin (Pachur and Altmann 2006), which might imply a dominant tectonic control.
We show that due to the uplink topology the cognitive space alignment corresponds to a parallel symmetric Gaussian channel where the number of subchannels is equal to the number of unused primary eigenmodes.
In plasmonic dimer made of two identical particles, the end-to-end dipole alignment corresponds to the excitation of dimer with incident polarization along the dimer axis while the side-to-side coupling case corresponds to incident polarization perpendicular to the dimer axis.
Positive or negative rotational alignment corresponded to internal or external component alignment, respectively.
Yukutake et al. (2011) detected focal alignment by the Double-Difference method and concluded that the alignments correspond to small faults.
As a result, the simulated alignments corresponded to mosaic DNA sequences formed by distinct non-recombinant fragments.
One quarter of these alignments correspond to conformationally different segments (according to the cutoff determined previously, see the first section in Results and discussion).
Parent alignments correspond to the top node alignments in the hierarchy of CD families.
