The phrase "alignment on top" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the positioning or arrangement of elements, particularly in design or layout discussions.
Example: "For the best visual impact, ensure that the alignment on top of the page is consistent with the rest of the document."
Alternatives: "top alignment" or "alignment at the top".
Fig. 2 Operating window for the deviation of machine (MD) and cross-machine (CD) alignment in gravure printing of OPV leaves Fig. 3 Microscopic images presenting the gravure printed PEDOT PSS and P3HT PCBM layers and their alignment on top of patterned ITO.
Like most Americans, I didn't know what a "tie rod end" was, didn't see why I needed a wheel alignment on top of the repair, and certainly didn't see why I needed to pay two hundred and some-odd dollars to get it fixed!
The query sequence is aligned on top of the profile by the CLUSTALW profile alignment algorithm.
To perform a sequence alignment, we write one sequence on top of another, where the characters in one position are deemed to have a common evolutionary origin.
Mutations can also be visualized in a multiple sequence alignment (MSA), placing on top the protein of interest and highlighting the mutation.
Version 1.8.5 of HMMER has the advantage of bearing powerful nucleotide alignment optimization algorithms on top of precise homology search tools.
The three alignments are always shown with the alignment supporting the SV on top and the two alignments supporting contiguous sequences below.
It has been demonstrated that the same principle works also for the alignment of metal nanocrystals on top of QDs, provided that the metal recognizes the underlying crystalline structure of the substrate [13].
On top, alignment coordinates and genome coordinates of the reference genome (mm9 in this case) are shown.
The growth texture of the seed layer was induced along the c-axis in order to favor the vertical alignment of ZnO NWs grown on top of them[42, 43].
