The phrase "alignment corresponds to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how one thing relates or matches with another, particularly in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In our study, we found that alignment corresponds to the expected outcomes of the experiment."
Alternatives: "alignment relates to the" or "alignment matches with the".
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.
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.
In fact, it has been argued that the usual optimal alignment corresponds to the most probable evolutionary path.
This involves the turn of 310-helix and the β-sheet motif at the rear of the cleft, a sequence stretch that in the structural alignment corresponds to the localization of the serine/threonine protein kinase active-site signature in Aurora-A.
This classification assumes that a LM instance is functional if it appears in a position that, according to the alignment, corresponds to that of the annotated ELM instance.
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.
BWA-SW might report more than one alignment for a single read (in rare cases for not very long reads), where one alignment corresponds to one fragment of the read.
This network calculated from the sequence alignment corresponds to residues identified experimentally that couple ATP hydrolysis to the open and closed conformations of the MetI dimer (Johnson et al., 2012).
The lengths of these alignments corresponded to the lengths of the eight influenza A virus segments.
Parent alignments correspond to the top node alignments in the hierarchy of CD families.
