The phrase "alignment with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conformity or agreement with a particular standard, principle, or entity.
Example: "The company's new policy is in alignment with an industry standard for sustainability."
Alternatives: "conformity to a" or "agreement with a".
Consensus sequences were aligned across all taxa, yielding a 319 bp alignment with an average pairwise sequence similarity of 99.8%, with 317 sites (99.4%) identical across all taxa, no stop codons and no indels.
Consensus sequences for each of the putative PHYC contigs were aligned across all taxa, yielding a 1,022 bp alignment with an average pairwise sequence similarity of 99.1%, 1,002 sites (98.0%) identical across all taxa, with no indels or stop codons in any taxa.
We aligned sequences of chromatin motifs to TFBS sequences using BLAST alignment with an E-value threshold of 10.
MRAM stores information by flipflopping two layers of magnetic material in and out of alignment with an electrical current.
The apparent racial dimension of his work stands out at first, suggesting an alignment with an artist like Robert Colescott, who depicts American culture through the lens of racist stereotypes.
Moreover, the NWs on 6- and 8-nm-thick seed layers have the best alignment, with an average rod diameter of 100 nm (Figure3c,d).
An alignment with a representative from each protein family is shown in Figure 2A.
An ECR was defined as an alignment with a minimum length of 100 bp and at least 70% identity [40].
He brings "Home" into alignment with a social order in which fissures of class, becoming chasms, begin to seem normal.
"They need that alignment with a technology company that will bring them the set of skills that they need to monetize their content".
Indeed, Beijing's insistence on sticking to the yuan's alignment with a sickly dollar is being strengthened by xenophobic comments in the Chinese media.
