The phrase "alignment point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific point of agreement or coordination between different elements or parties.
Example: "During the meeting, we identified the alignment point that would help us move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "point of agreement" or "coordination point".
These analyses (and all those reported below) were conducted on the data aligned to the onset closure alignment point (Fig. 1 a).
The color bar coordinates (here 0.5,1.0) refer to the alignment point, determined by the halign and valign attributes.
In order to grant SSD adequacy, and at the same time retain the above height values, for the same vehicle speed, cross section and vertical profile, the horizontal radius value has to be increased to more than 3500 m approximately, which actually signifies SSD investigation from a solely horizontal alignment point of view.
For each item, an alignment point was identified individually (Fig. 1 a).
Epochs included the 200 ms before to 200 ms after the alignment point.
The 240 experimental stimuli were gated, with the construction of the gating materials controlled by the alignment point assigned to each item.
Remember to focus on the key alignment points repeated throughout the sequence and observe if your mind is able to penetrate more deeply into your embodiment.
It then moves into a sequence that includes the same key alignment points, practiced repeatedly, beginning with postures that are easier (reclining) and progressing into ones that become more and more challenging (standing, then balancing).
During his previous career, that compassion, subordinated always to ambition, had revealed itself only in brief flashes, quickly suppressed, but in 1957, compassion and ambition had finally come into alignment, pointing at last in the same direction.
It sits in the shadow of Escorpión Peak (also known as Castle Peak), a natural landmark that anthropologists tell us is one of nine alignment points in the ancestral Chumash homelands.
Translation: The nebulae's shared alignment points to "a powerful magnetic pull [in the galactic bulge] when they were formed," Rees said.
