The phrase "alignment degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the level or extent of alignment between two or more elements, such as in business, technology, or research.
Example: "The alignment degree between the project goals and the team’s objectives is crucial for success."
Alternatives: "level of alignment" or "degree of alignment".
It can be found that PLA melt spun fiber aligned scaffold has smaller thickness, weight, pore diameter, porosity and strain while larger alignment degree and stress than disordered scaffold.
The nanofibrous membranes possessed a high alignment degree with approximately 76% of the fibers within ±5° and tailored thicknesses from 69.6 to 1144.9 μm.
To this end, index of alignment degree (IAD) was put forward to try out in the engineering application of transfer alignment accuracy evaluation and identification.
Quantification of the alignment degree allows one to get a better understanding of the effect of precursor injection rate and CNT length on VACNT alignment.
Measures of organizational complexity included number of stakeholder groups involved, their degree of alignment, degree of power, and the degree of effort required to achieve alignment, with point scores escalating accordingly.
The results of differentiated PC12 cells on porous fibers showed that the alignment degree of neurite outgrowth and average neurite length of the cells were 84% and 111 μm, respectively, which were larger than those on the non-porous fibers.
We plotted mineral particle alignment and degree of mineralisation versus applied stress for the oldest (10 weeks) wild type and Hpr mice in our data set.
Might it be possible to generate a figure that shows, perhaps by alignment, the degree of similarity between the different strains of the same species between different infant guts?
The average final valgus alignment was 7 degrees (2 11 degrees).
In EC/SMC, ECs could grow well on SMCs layer, but their morphology, alignment, and confluence degree were deeply influenced by the density of SMCs beneath.
So it is no surprise that leadership teams often struggle to achieve alignment on what degree of growth is needed and what markets and types of innovations to invest in.
