The phrase "alignment significantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the degree or extent of alignment in a particular situation or analysis.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that alignment significantly impacts the overall performance of the team."
Alternatives: "alignment greatly" or "alignment markedly".
Functional status and radiographic alignment significantly improved postoperatively.
Covering QDs by a GaAsSb strain reducing layer (SRL) with type II band alignment significantly improves photogenerated carrier extraction from InAs QDs.
It is shown that the initial estimated variance setting of azimuth angle error can influence the speed of initial alignment significantly.
The CT-based navigation system improved the accuracy of tibial rotational alignment significantly in that study.
SGN neurite alignment significantly increases with increasing material modulus for both methacrylate series.
Specifically, for both the nonpolar HMA- co-HDDMA and polar PEGDMA- co-EGDMA series, the SGN neurite alignment significantly increases when the material stiffness increases.
The results indicate that travel-time cost, which is often neglected by highway agencies in selecting alignments, significantly affects the alignment optimization.
A genome-based filter that screens and groups probe sets according to their overlapping genomic alignments significantly improved redundant probe set consistency.
To determine which (combinations of) parameters used to generate the alignments significantly affected the phylogenetic accuracy, we performed ANOVA on stQD for both full and pruned SIA trees.
Last performs gapless alignments significantly faster than gapped alignments; for cases where the sample and reference have few indel polymorphisms between them, Last can be used in the gapless mode.
Feuda et al. (2012) showed that GTR + G fits opsin alignments significantly better than any other available model including all empirical among-site heterogeneous models of the CAT-family (Lartillot and Philippe 2004; Quang et al. 2008).
