The phrase "alignment of streams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to coordinating or synchronizing different data streams, processes, or workflows.
Example: "The alignment of streams in our data processing system has improved overall efficiency and accuracy."
Alternatives: "synchronization of streams" or "coordination of streams".
The word- and phonetic-level pairwise distances are used to validate, and eventually modify, the label (i.e., the program name) attached to each segment as a result of the alignment of the stream with an EPG.
On the east side of the stream crossing, the state highway intersects MD 229 (Bensville Road), the old alignment of MD 228.
Policy changes after "focusing events" also need to be accompanied by something else, such as the alignment of the political stream, the policy stream, and the promotion by policy entrepreneurs (Kingdon 2003).
Integrated organization may be indicative, however, of performing a chained performance of successive tap events of various durations rather than a true alignment of separate rhythmic pattern streams into a common pulse structure as required in the tasks performed here [58].
Results are reported on a subset of the 650 segments resulting from an automatic alignment of a continuous TV stream of 10 days with an EPG [3].
The timely definition of global health and the alignment of the problem, policy, and politics streams are critical to pushing global health back on the agenda of the EC.
Timing and the alignment of the problem, policy and politics streams found in Kingdon's model were critical to the eventual development and government-wide agreement on Health is Global.
Incorporating subscriptions and transaction fees as revenue streams benefits the company financially, creates a healthier alignment of incentives with users and eases the public criticism of how Facebook is using people's data.
It was an alignment of the stars.
