"alignment of ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking of achieving agreement or harmony between thoughts or concepts. For example: "The alignment of ideas among the team members made the brainstorming session a success."
We need to move away from the idea of absolute alignment of interests, THE BIG IDEA.
The setback, though certainly not the architects' idea, manages to wreck the alignment-of-grids concept before it can begin to succeed as an urban gesture.
Based on the alignment idea of tracing gravitational apparent motion in inertial frame, a novel self-alignment and latitude calculation method for Strapdown Inertial Navigation System (SINS) is designed.
Extension of these tree alignment based ideas to a multiple alignment setting was considered in [ 52], but this unfortunately cannot handle local alignments.
The model built on the idea that alignment of identical chromosomes is a natural and early consequence of semi-conservative replication, where persistent chromosomal pairing was predicted to facilitate the 'search for homology' that precedes homologous recombination.
For Lindy Woodhead, curator of the historical exhibition, the diversity of ideas is the key, from the inventive architecture to the alignment with the city.
Such harmony comes as close to a traditional Chinese concept of "salvation" as any other idea -- the alignment of the individual and the universe.
She tried the idea that the alignment of tree, man and sun, meant you had to be on the same side of the tree as the sun, which sort of changes during the course of any day.
The idea is to avoid the alignment of certain transformations of the original read, depending on the relative number of appearances of Cs and Gs in the read.
The alignment of formative assessment and summative assessment is the prevalent idea in education field temporarily.
In alignment with this idea, the HML subset of ER+ tumors described here is enriched for somatic mutations in MMR pathways, rather than individual genes.
