The phrase "alignment right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to formatting, design, or positioning elements in a document or interface.
Example: "To ensure the text is visually appealing, make sure the alignment is right before finalizing the layout."
Alternatives: "correct alignment" or "proper alignment".
"I use a little bit of eye and a little bit of gut" to get the alignment right, he said.
Chinas stars are in alignment right now.
Unrotated figure (left column), rotated figure (middle column) with PO alignment, and rotated figure without PO alignment (right column).
Users can now adjust font types and sizes for their spreadsheets and change cell text colors and cell alignment right from the application.
And while they weren't beating my eardrums with their bass or allowing me to marvel and their crisp highs, they did sound clear enough once I got the alignment right.
"We've got to make sure we get our alignment right instead of taking too much out of the ball, going too far into contact and creating too much pressure on the outside support players," added Gaffney.
(A) Schematic representation of Ptch1 constructs (left) and sequence alignments (right) of Drosophila and vertebrate Ptch1 surrounding the two evolutionarily conserved PPXY motifs.
The TT haplotype (magenta lines) was fixed across individuals at 30% of insertions (see example alignment, top right), polymorphic at 41% of insertions (example shown middle right), and absent at 29% of insertions (bottom right).
And when the ankle joint ended up 20 degrees out of alignment, the right leg an inch shorter than the left, that looked like the best that could be done.
Earth has the extremely rare privilege of having its single moon be at a distance that makes it the exact same size in the sky as the sun, meaning it can cover it entirely when the alignment is right.
If the planetary alignment is right, it might happen in the next three months.
