The phrase "alignment of the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the coordination or agreement between two entities, ideas, or elements.
Example: "The alignment of the two strategies is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "coordination of the two" or "congruence of the two".
The two family alignments were aligned using a structural alignment of the two protein structures.
Form the new consensus sequence from this multiple alignment of the two aligned sequences by finding the nearest frequency column cluster in each position.
Alignment of the two clocks was based on aligning triggers with gates.
Structural alignment of the two states revealed a bipartite organization of the UCS domain.
The most important parameter for the formation of superlattices is the band edge alignment of the two adjacent materials.
In the Atlantic, in particular, it's all thanks to a sudden alignment of the two things that fuel hurricanes: energy and wind.
Small deviations between the frequencies obtained from FEM simulation and experiment are attributed to the imperfect alignment of the two domains in the experiment, due to geometrical constraints.
The scores obtained are used in a dynamic programming algorithm that finds the best local alignment of the two sets of vectors.
She said the biggest challenges facing researchers designing these fusion goggles, called Enhanced Night Vision goggles, are weight, battery life and, in particular, poor alignment of the two images when dropped into the viewfinder by prisms.
On a map the alignment of the two main chains the Rocky Mountains on the east, the Pacific ranges on the west tempts one to assume a geologic and hence topographic homogeneity.
A small dark stripe appears in the centre of the pattern due to the imperfection in the alignment of the two calcite crystals, resulting in scattering at the apex of the triangular cloaked region.
