The phrase "alignment with each" is not entirely clear and may not be correct in standard written English without additional context.
It could be used in contexts discussing coordination or agreement among multiple parties or elements, but it needs clarification.
Example: "The project requires alignment with each team member's goals to ensure success."
Alternatives: "agreement with each" or "coordination with each".
The Nature Conservancy, which had global revenues of more than $1 billion last year, aims to demonstrate that in Australia economic and natural prosperity can be achieved in alignment with each other rather than conflict.
The three men wrote that "the currencies of the major advanced economies are roughly in alignment with each other today" and that the major nations should avoid currency volatility, but they added that "emerging economies need to allow their exchange rates to reflect the substantial growth they have achieved in their economies over the last decade".
Performance objectives and learning outcomes are discussed in detail as well as their alignment with each other and the overall instructional goals.
In fact, if you examine the underlying intention of the practices of Yoga and relationship, it quickly becomes apparent that they are very much in alignment with each other.
Her injuries left the front and rear portions of her body out of alignment with each other and caused her to walk with an off-center gait, leading to her nickname.
Thus, every semantic component of the map can be intuitively characterized by the words with both the largest projection on, and the best alignment with, each axis in either direction.
The two resulting multiple alignments were aligned with each other using HHalign from the HHsearch package, which is based on pair-wise comparison HMMs [44].
This formula essentially compares the fit of the sequence data in an alignment to the trees constructed from different protein alignments, with each adjusted for the component of the score attributable to random similarity of trees.
Proteins in the insect core set with an E-value cutoff of 1e-5 or less in alignments with each of the non-insect eukaryotes, and involving 50% or more of the insect protein in the alignments, were included in the eukaryote core protein set.
BoNT/A and NTNH produced the top-scoring alignments with each other out of 3615 proteins in C. botulinum strain A (E = 1e-22, 9e-24), an expected result given previously identified sequence similarities between BoNTs and NTNH [ 22] as well as their virtually identical domain architecture as identified by the NCBI's conserved domain database annotation (e.g., for NCBI IDs ABP48106 and BAA90660).
These subgroups first were aligned in CLUSTAL X [ 56], and the resulting sub-alignments then were aligned with each other and adjusted through visual inspection and comparison to the kinase alignment of Liu and Kipreos (2000) [ 32].
