The phrase "alignment instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, manufacturing, or any field where tools or devices are used to achieve proper alignment.
Example: "The technician used various alignment instruments to ensure the machinery was set up correctly."
Alternatives: "alignment tools" or "alignment devices".
A fundamental educational principle is that there should be an alignment between instruments of learning and instruments of assessment [ 16].
Although errors in the alignment of instruments can be reduced by stellar observations, errors in the spacecraft attitude still remain.
This type of mismapping results from errors in instrumental pointing associated with the attitude of the spacecraft and the alignment of the instruments.
Kinematically aligned TKAs often use preoperative MRI templating and patient-specific instrumentation (Dossett et al. 2012); however, a technique for kinematic alignment with generic instruments has been described recently (Howell et al. 2013b).
Uncertainties in the spacecraft attitude, the alignment of the instruments, and the like are also problematic.
After appropriate instrument settings and spectral compensations, instrument alignment and fluidics were regularly verified using FlowCheck™ beads (Beckman-Coulter, Krefeld, Germany).
The reliability of the findings is critically dependent on the alignment between the instrument and the phenomenon that we are studying.
We present the general design principles that overcome the challenges of maximizing optical trap resolution while maintaining single-molecule fluorescence sensitivity, and provide details on the construction and alignment of the instrument.
This presentation is based on the book with the same title (Yale University Press, 2018) which examines a crucial element of state behavior -- the use of international institutions, informal alignments and economic instruments such as sanctions -- to constrain the power and threatening behavior of dominant actors.
Abstract: This presentation is based on the book with the same title (Yale University Press, 2018) which examines a crucial element of state behavior -- the use of international institutions, informal alignments and economic instruments such as sanctions -- to constrain the power and threatening behavior of dominant actors.
