The phrase "alignment of donors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fundraising, philanthropy, or collaboration among organizations or individuals who provide financial support.
Example: "The alignment of donors is crucial for the success of our community project, ensuring that resources are effectively utilized."
Alternatives: "coordination of donors" or "convergence of donors".
Full facial osteomyocutaneous transplantation requires correct 3-dimensional (3D) alignment of donor osseous structures to a new cranial base with minimal reference points and 6 degrees of potential movement.
R0 in turn depends on several factors including κ2, which describes the alignment of donor- and acceptor fluorescent dipoles and J, which represents the overlap of donor emission spectrum and acceptor excitation spectrum.
MHFLs support the alignment of donor-supported health information systems with county-owned systems.
The modality used to disburse DAH has important implications for the alignment of donor funds with country priorities.
Despite the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, harmonization and alignment of donor funding has not been optimal, and donor assistance for financing consumables such as medicines are highly debated (WHO 2004c).
The larger transfer integral due to the improved alignment of donor and acceptor states results in fast electron transfer across the interface, and the larger spatial separation of the bound electron hole pair has been shown to suppress the formation of BCPs, as the electron and hole are pushed out of their respective Coulomb capture radii, creating free charge carriers directly.
Originally a World Bank requirement, devised to ensure that countries qualifying for debt relief spent newly-freed-up resources on poverty reduction programmes, PRSPs quickly became a means of coordinating government poverty reduction initiatives in different sectors and also for driving harmonization and alignment of donor support [ 23].
Consensus sequence of splice site is bases of alignment of known human donor and acceptor site sequences extracted from EID (Exon-Intron database).
Unless coordination structures have authority and are seen to be under country ownership, any decisions they make may be ignored potentially leading to poor alignment of GHI and donor programmes with government priorities.
Second, and partly as a result of this new configuration of stakeholders, the long-standing debate on targeted "vertical" programs versus the "horizontal" health systems strengthening is now being played out in the aid effectiveness arena, with so-called "diagonal" approaches [ 39] guiding alignment and harmonisation of donor activities at country level [ 40].
These gene conversion events could be the result of invasion of a 3′ strand that still retains homology with a telomeric repeat tract on another chromosome; staggered alignment of the invading and donor strands would generate a telomeric tract longer than that observed in telomerase-plus cells.
