The phrase "an alignment with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreement, compatibility, or coordination with a particular idea, goal, or entity.
Example: "Our company seeks an alignment with industry standards to ensure quality and compliance."
Alternatives: "a connection to" or "a correspondence with".
An ECR was defined as an alignment with a minimum length of 100 bp and at least 70% identity [40].
Individual gene families were aligned, manually edited and concatenated together to yield an alignment with 38,000 amino acid sites.
Or is it political, an alignment with Ukip?
The Swiss bank described the changes as an "alignment with the new regulatory reality".
He could seek an alignment with the center-left Labor Party, but such an arrangement is seen as inherently unstable because of their wide policy differences.
Protest has got good at co-opting accessories to make a statement – white bandanas to protest Trump, safety pins to declare an alignment with minorities.
Specifically, Figure 4 of this paper was constructed on the basis of an alignment with the high-resolution structures of LUSH alcohol complexes.
Just as chemists used engineering principles to create chemical engineering, a natural means to accelerate re-gaining an alignment with nature would be to engineer biology.
Moreover, United States officials appear to be counting on Mr. Erdogan to overrule aides within the government who are worried about forging too close an alignment with Washington in its fight with Mr. Hussein.
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.
Cells seeded onto photolithographical or photoablated micro-patterned PET exhibited an alignment with the RGD domains and appear to be connecting through pseudopods extending towards each other.
