The phrase "alignment movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social, political, or organizational movements that focus on achieving alignment or consensus among groups or individuals.
Example: "The alignment movement aims to bring together diverse stakeholders to work towards common goals and shared values."
Alternatives: "cohesion initiative" or "consensus movement".
They appear unwilling to fully commit themselves rhetorically or on a policy level to the EU course, and cling to Russia, China, and the Non-Alignment Movement as counterweights or alternatives to the EU.
Serbs, who are Orthodox, draw parallels between Syria's beleaguered Christians and see comparisons with Bosnian and Kosovo Serbs, who fled from or were ethnically cleansed by Muslim Bosniaks and Albanians during the Balkan wars.On the official level ties to Damascus go back to the days of Tito and the non-alignment movement.
These ideas contributed to the creation of the non-alignment movement (NAM).
It focuses more on interpretative significance of the conference in relationship to goals of the non-alignment movement (NAM).
Simulations are performed to demonstrate that controlled navigation of robot swarms/clusters is achieved with three subtasks, which are recruitment, alignment and movement.
Above-average Risk Classical Yang Style Tai Chi (24 forms) classes emphasize multidirectional weight shifting, awareness of body alignment, and movement coordination.
We chose three representative empirical data sets for our model fit comparisons, namely (i) the PF00803 Pandit [21] alignment (3A/RNA2 movement protein family, 13 sequences, 277 codons), a rhodopsin dim-vision protein alignment (38 sequences, 330 codons) from [22], and an HIV-1 group M partial polymerase gene alignment (98 non-recombinant sequences, 541 codons).
Inter-examiner reproducibility of 53 different tests showed kappa to be ≥0.75 for tests related to symptoms, but when related to alignment and movement, kappa was only ≥0.41[ 28].
