The phrase "alignment relative to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positioning or arrangement of something in relation to another object or reference point.
Example: "The alignment relative to the main axis is crucial for the stability of the structure."
Alternatives: "alignment in relation to" or "alignment concerning".
It was determined that features with widths between 30 μm and 80 μm promoted highly aligned cardiomyocytes with a dramatic increase in sarcomere alignment relative to the long axis of the pattern.
Sequence identity was multiplied by the length of the alignment relative to the total protein length (≤1), which penalizes non-aligned regions.
A well-aligned lipid bilayer sample exhibits a narrow spectral line revealing the direction of alignment relative to the external magnetic field.
Hence, the Reconstruct alignment features were used to bring objects into alignment relative to a central section that had no obvious artifacts.
The Chandra optical bench is a 10-meter-long composite structure which holds the Chandra mirrors (HRMA) and science instruments in precise alignment relative to each other.
To determine whether the keratometric and refractive surgical effects of paired intrastromal corneal ring segments (ICRS) depend on their alignment relative to steep and flat topographic meridians.
To analyse their role, we compare, in Fig. 3, the interlayer van der Waals energy to the elastic intralayer contribution to the total energy after energy minimization for different alignments, relative to the values at 0°.
Statistical Coupling Analysis (old) is a previously described method that looks for positions with changed residue compositions in sub-alignments relative to their parent alignment [11].
The proportion of genes in alignments relative to the total gene set is shown in percentage.
To preserve the codon frame, we corrected any frame-shifting indels introduced in the alignment step by normalizing the alignments relative to the human RefSeq transcript coding sequences.
When examining read alignments relative to their position along the length of genes, a bias was observed toward reads mapping to the 5′-most portion of the gene regardless of their beginning base (Fig. 3d).
