The phrase "alignment response of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems, processes, or studies where a response is measured or analyzed in relation to alignment.
Example: "The alignment response of the system was evaluated to determine its efficiency under varying conditions."
Alternatives: "response to alignment" or "alignment reaction of".
Molecular, cellular, and histologic analyses demonstrated a close alignment between the responses of human and rodent alveolar bone to osteotomy site preparation.
The direction of their alignment, and hence the overall optical response of the material, is easily modified by the application of an electric field and elastically relaxes back to a well-defined off-state when the field is removed.
It should be noted that the polymer chain alignment step is necessary before a mechanochromic response can be observed in this polymer system, the chromic response of samples pulled to failure before alignment is very minor by comparison.
This study was designed to make clear functional significances of N-cadherin in plasticity of cell alignment in response to mechanical stretch.
Sequence alignments of response regulators homologous to BvgA as well as the X-ray structure of one such protein indicate that these three substitutions are at non-conserved positions in the superfamily (not shown).
The alignment information obtained from traced images can be used to compare the response of neurons to a range of conditions.
Neutron diffraction measurements are described of the internal strain response of Ti 6Al 4V/35 vol.% SiC continuous fibre composites to loading axial and transverse to the fibre alignment direction.
The micro-structural analysis of the beds also shows particle alignment in response to the induced flow, which is qualitatively confirmed by a set of purposely-designed experiments.
The response of human tendon fibroblasts on these model substrates were evaluated over time as a function of fiber diameter and alignment.
Fibers in all scaffolds underwent alignment in response to strain; however, the rate and extent of alignment that could be achieved varied as a function of cross-linking.
