The phrase "alignment in developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the coordination or agreement in the process of development, such as in project management or software development.
Example: "We need to ensure alignment in developing our new software features to meet the client's requirements."
Alternatives: "coordination in development" or "congruence in creating".
On the basis of the observation that cell alignment in the developing AF precedes ordered matrix deposition, some tissue engineering strategies have focused first on aligning cells, either through the use of microgrooved channels (Johnson et al., 2006) or aligned scaffolds (Mauck et al., 2009).
This turns out to be the same alignment that was used in developing the Kir homology models [ 3], [ 4].
A physical therapy evaluation encompassing an assessment of functional biomechanics, patellar alignment, flexibility, and strength is crucial in developing an exercise program designed to address the specific deficits of each individual patient.
Routines for performing within- and between-gel alignment were developed in-house, as follows.
The automatic alignment procedures developed in this work allow us to handle a high density of gold particles, with thousands of markers in the field of view.
The multiple sequence alignment of the corresponding coding sequence was performed according to a previous study (Vieira et al. 2007) by back-translating the amino acid alignment using in-house developed Perl scripts.
In order to avoid including paralogous sequences in the alignment we developed a new search strategy that aims at excluding sequences that stem from recent gene duplications.
Identified SNPs were then visually evaluated by viewing the WGS alignment in SolScape, a short-read sequence-alignment viewer developed in house (J. Pearson et al., unpub. tool available on request).
Furthermore a kyphotic cervical alignment might develop or, in case of preoperative kyphotic curvature, lordotic alignment cannot be achieved [ 25].
Jalview Version 1.0 (Clamp et al., 2004) was an alignment editor first developed in 1996 as an advance over static alignment visualization tools such as ALSCRIPT (Barton, 1993).
