The phrase "alignment of the american" is not correct as it lacks proper capitalization and specificity.
It can be used in contexts discussing the alignment or agreement of American values, policies, or perspectives, but it should be clarified and properly capitalized.
Example: "The alignment of the American public on this issue is crucial for the upcoming election."
Alternatives: "alignment of the United States" or "agreement among Americans".
The ND2 alignment of the Japanese-American clade contained 82 unique haplotypes (937 bp), no indels, and 199 variable sites.
It spread gradually across continental Europe and industrialized Asia and the Pacific as global economic competition after the Cold War facilitated the free flow of capital and threatened to punish any country that kept its tax system too far out of alignment with the American-led norm.
The steady alignment of American interests with Israel made it possible for American Jews to be good Jews, good Democrats and good American patriots too.
These sequences were selected from an alignment of South American BF recombinant sequences comprising 8402 bp.
We go on record that we detest the alignment of African-Americans with homosexuals and lesbians as being equal.
At the outset of the War of 1812, the Americans were interested in assessing the alignment of the native tribes in regards to their loyalty to Britain.
The histories, interests and attitudes of the war skeptics are as relevant as whatever psychodrama President Bush may be playing out by finishing off his father's archenemy, or whether the drive against Iraq represents some dubious alignment of American interests with Israel's.
Arne Duncan, the federal secretary of education, told the audience that the report showed the need for robust data systems to track student and teacher performance; for alignment of American standards with those in other countries; and for incentives to keep good teachers and principals.
This hidden alignment was particularly discernible in the ease with which the Cold War, with its ubiquitous, if subliminal, anti-Semitism, morphed into the clash of civilizations, with jihadists replacing Reds as figments of the American nightmare.
National Museum of the American Indian.
