The phrase "alignment favored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a particular alignment or arrangement is preferred or advantageous.
Example: "In this design, the alignment favored is that of the components to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "preferred alignment" or "preferred arrangement".
Branching/twisting can occur at the lamellar growth front due to frustrated nanograin alignment, favoring the microscopically observed sheaf-like crystal morphology.
These include biases in the target enrichment process favoring one alle over another, biases in amplification during sequencing library preparation, biases in sequence alignment favoring reference alleles, as well as the presence of non-unique sequence (e.g. interspersed repeats or structural variation) that comprimise alignment.
Our experiments with RINQ show that as the alignment favors topology, the accuracy of our method increases.
Party alignments favor Mr. Israel, 44, who has Democratic and Independence Party endorsements.
The professor, Dr. Donald W. Olson, has calculated that one of the most uncommon of astronomical alignments, favoring extremely high tides, actually occurred around Chaucer's year of birth and could have covered the rocks.
Based on a previous study [23], the work function will play a role on Ag/ZnO nanorods' PL emission: with lower work function, the band alignments favor carriers to overcome the metal/ZnO interface barrier.
Because Nolan specializes in the 3-4, alignmentent Groh favors, it is possible the Jets may have coaches for both the inside and outside linebackers.
This kind of bandgap alignment will favor for the separation of electrons and holes during the photocatalytic process.
This kind of alignment powerfully favors the Obama campaign here at the end.
Mr. Maliphant, who is based in London, also trained in Rolfing (a physical therapy approach focused on alignment that is favored by many dancers), studied gross anatomy and physiology, and briefly considered leaving dance to become a sculptor.
