The phrase "alignment is simple" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ease of achieving alignment in a particular context, such as in a project, team, or system.
Example: "In this project, we found that alignment is simple, allowing us to move forward quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "alignment is straightforward" or "alignment is easy."
The texture of the film‐textured alignment is simpler since flattened nanotubes will contribute to diffraction in the same way as flat tapes.
The case for alignment was simple: Amazon Watch is working to ensure the planet's health by preserving the lungs of the planet and the indigenous peoples who live there--people who understand the operating manual for the earth.
The rps2 alignment was simple, containing only two small indels.
The sequences were aligned based on the translated amino acid sequences with Se-Al v2.0, alignments were simple given the high degree of sequence conservation within paralog groups.
These multiple alignments were simple and results were unambiguous because the majority of the sequences coded for proteins and showed relatively few insertion or deletion events.
In-plane aligned carbon nanotube polymer composite thin films with submicrometer thickness on unmodified SiO2 surfaces are fabricated using the spincoating alignment technique, which is simple, integratable to the manufacture process of organic devices, and applicable to various matrix polymers (e.g. polycarbonate and polythiophene).
"Strategic alignment" is a simple conceptual framework to reinforce the notion of aligning value, support, and operational feasibility when designing policy.
All main optical components such as the ETL and the offset lens are readily available and beam path alignment is very simple with only three key adjustable components (ETL/OL/Objective).
> We designed and implemented a generic alignment format, SAM, which is simple to work with and flexible enough to keep most information from various sequencing platforms and read aligners.
A careful design of this control logic guarantees that the maximum number of shifts needed to perform the alignment is 4. The idea is simple: we can substitute a left shift operation with a shorter right shift operation.
