The phrase "alignment meter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a tool or device that measures alignment, often in technical or engineering fields.
Example: "Before proceeding with the installation, we need to check the alignment meter to ensure everything is properly aligned."
Alternatives: "alignment gauge" or "alignment indicator".
Two curves in opposite directions should be separated as much as possible by a straight alignment - 40 meters on easy terrain and 10 meters in broken or uneven country.
In the hierarchical alignment activity, students aligned time to space (a 1-meter ruler) beginning with a familiar scale: their own personal time line.
A manufacturing test station contains equipments such as a test fixture to support the DUT, and enable the DUT to be connected to the test station and microwave signal sources and signal analyzers for tuning and alignment, plus an RF power meter for calibration, and a DC power supply to power the DUT.
In conclusion, the roadway comprising the carriageway, berm and ditches between the extreme limits of the earthworks, extends over a width of at least 8 to 11 meters on a straight alignment.
Height was measured in a standing position without shoes, using tape meter while shoulders were in a normal alignment.
The NDF was removed during the alignment and the light intensity was controlled with an optical power meter (Thorlabs, Model PM100D with S120C sensor).
In this study, the electronic band structure alignment in a DSSC was modified by coating a nano-meter thick ZnO layer on TiO2 by RF magnetron sputtering.
For example, the operation of length measurement with a meter-stick would be analyzable into the instrumental operations of alignment and concatenation, the perceptual operation of judging spatial coincidence, and the mental operation of counting.
The alignment of the mirrors from one end of the mirror assembly to the other (2.7 meters or 9 feet) is accurate to 1.3 micrometers (50 millionths of an inch) or about one fiftieth the width of a human hair!
The Chandra optical bench is a 10-meter-long composite structure which holds the Chandra mirrors (HRMA) and science instruments in precise alignment relative to each other.
