The phrase "alignment of those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the arrangement or coordination of specific items or concepts that have been previously mentioned.
Example: "The alignment of those objectives is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "coordination of those" or "arrangement of those".
The Smith Waterman algorithm is a method for precisely characterizing how well two sequences can be aligned and for determining the optimal alignment of those two sequences.
The T.S.A. has said the liquid scanners do not yet meet its reliability standards, though Ms. Napolitano said the United States "would like to work toward" an alignment of those rules.
Values alignment: Of those allowed time off to vote, 71% reported that they support the values of their organization, compared with 55% who were not given time off.
Consider the alignment of those three circular elements on the back — those bits match up rather nicely with the camera, LED flash, and Motorola logo/button as seen in images of an unreleased smartphone originally circulated by the team at Tinhte.vn.vn
Phylogenetic trees of orthologs of each of the lipid A pathway genes, as well as of the concatenated alignment of those genes were constructed and compared to the genome tree.
Sequence alignment of those highly similar sequences was confirmed by sequence alignment programs (ClustalW [ 42]).
We first performed phylogenetic analyses on a multiple alignment of these sequences with those of Homo sapiens and Drosophila melanogaster.
Syntenic alignment of the sorghum genome with those of maize, rice, and other cereals provides important insight into genome evolution [ 9- 11].
Since the embedded materials are hydrophilic, the formation of micro droplets was observed by condensation of the water vapor, leading to a self-alignment of those micro droplets onto the functional PDMS surface.
The best-scoring alignments of those proteins to proteases of the reference set were manually inspected.
