"alignment discussion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a discussion or conversation about two or more ideas, topics, plans, or goals that are being matched up, or aligned, in some way. For example: "We had an alignment discussion during the meeting to ensure that our strategies were properly aligned with each other."
Details of experimental approaches and representative primary data, protein sequence alignments, discussions of the rationale for the kinetics methodology chosen, and calculations of free energy additivities.
Details of experimental approaches and representative primary data, protein sequence alignments, discussions of the rationale for the kinetics methodology chosen, and calculations of free energy additivities may be found in the associated Supporting Information.
Some of the UK's research charities had been involved in this work, and had implemented policies at a similar stage to the Wellcome Trust, and there is further alignment and discussion through the Office for Strategic Coordination for Health Research.
This caused some tension in the project between investigators and inspectors, which was eventually resolved by discussion (alignment efforts).
JVvVO: carried out the molecular genetic studies, participated in the sequence alignment, contributed to discussion and the drafting of the manuscript.
MM is responsible for the setup and application the ITools suite and the experiments, has written the section Performance measures, co-written the sections Alignment tools and Discussion and major parts of the Results section.
We are grateful to M. Hahn for providing alignments and useful discussion and to A. Kondrashov, Y. Wolf and three anonymous reviewers for helpful suggestions on improving the analysis and the manuscript.
RG carried out preparation of sample for the experimental work, measured and computed different experimental datas under the guidance of GN also participate in the sequene alignment, scientific analysis and discussion of the different results.
A subset of gap opening and gap extension penalties was chosen to minimize the frequency of both single-nucleotide substitution and insertion/deletion events in order to provide the most biologically meaningful optimal global alignment (See Results and Discussion).
