'alignment measurement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a measurement that determines how well two or more objects are aligned. For example, "We conducted an alignment measurement to determine the accuracy of the machine's parts."
The data also allowed an alignment measurement to be performed between the Preshower and the Tracker.
Most laser applications fall into one of a few broad categories: (1) transmission and processing of information, (2) precise delivery of energy, and (3) alignment, measurement, and imaging.
The alignment measurement of the reference marks is tested, and the results are compared with those obtained by autocorrelation method and diffraction analysis.
Although further studies are needed, these laser link experiments have proven to be an excellent method to confirm the performance of laser altimetry including the alignment measurement of the telescopes before spacecraft arrive at their target bodies.
The laser link experiment, which includes alignment measurement of the telescopes, has proven to be an excellent method to confirm the performance of laser altimeters before they arrive at their target bodies, especially for deep space missions.
Laser link experiments may be useful not only for alignment measurement but also for performance checks, demonstrations of optical communications, and time transfer to spacecraft from well-calibrated clocks on the ground.
Writing in the Aug. 16 issue of Nature, Mr. Rawlins and Mr. Pickering said that a correction of the error "points more strongly to a different pair of stars," Thuban and Draconis, as the objects for alignment measurements.
Band measurements using photoelectron spectroscopy and synchrotron techniques correlate band alignment measurements with efficiency parameters in the design of HRT and CdS layers.
The agreement of the alignment measurements across the 4 different media was good.
We first categorized each of the four patellar alignment measurements into quartiles.
All kinematic assessments were completed by the same observer (MKH) who was blinded to the CT rotational alignment measurements.
