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The phrase "alignment for an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the alignment of something with a specific goal, standard, or requirement.
Example: "We need to ensure alignment for an effective strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "alignment with a" or "alignment towards a".
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Alignment for an insert within 1 mrad in a vertical plane was achieved by an ex-situ adjustment at installation work.
To further explore the evolutionary affinities of the PafA family we prepared a multiple alignment and used an HMM derived from this alignment for an HHpred profile-profile comparison search against a library of HMMs derived from non-redundant PDB structures as seeds.
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An analytical pathway to evaluate the physical degree of SWNT alignment for a vertically aligned SWNT film is developed with both transition dipoles parallel and perpendicular to the SWNT axis taken into account.
This could affect alignment slightly, in the case of non-annotation guided alignment, for a small number of ambiguously aligning reads.
We use TM-align (Zhang and Skolnick, 2005b) to build a reference alignment for a protein pair in SALIGN.
Using the above measures, CUSHAW2 is shown to be among the highest-ranked aligners in terms of alignment quality for both the SE and the PE alignment for a variety of error rates and varying amount of indel errors.
The stars are in alignment for a major tax reform under President Trump.
Forcing the memory address alignment for a mapping to be the same as the alignment within the memory object.
It said: "A more optimistic country could be forgiven for thinking that the stars are in alignment for a Murray victory this time.
Increasing the layer thickness from 12.4 to 26.3 μm decreases this effect, due to the greater molecular alignment for a smaller layer thickness.
The new 3D alignment for a training course consists of measured individual elements from existing tracks combined with newly marked sequences of elements (generalized spline function).
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