The phrase "an increasing alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing agreement or similarity between two or more entities, ideas, or perspectives.
Example: "There has been an increasing alignment between the two companies in their strategic goals over the past year."
Alternatives: "a growing consensus" or "a rising agreement".
Basing the creation of strategy on playscripts not only can improve the level of buy-in within the organization, increasing alignment and effectiveness, but also can start a feedback loop, ensuring that the organization continually updates and modifies its playscript.
Although increasing alignment depth (i.e. the number of ESTs/contig) resulted in increased SNP discovery, the actual number of contigs harbouring very many SNPs was low.
Less good, perhaps, is the military's increasing alignment with the business world.
Increasing alignment with the world's biggest energy markets also underscores a dependency.
Interestingly, with increasing alignment electrical conductivity of the fibers is lost.
We demonstrate that compatible interfaces, increasing alignment, supramolecular chains and connected bonding points, are jointly responsible for the mechanical enhancement except the diameter previous thought.
Figure 2 shows the runtime of the methods for increasing alignment length.
Spectra can be used to control improvement of the signal to noise ratio with increasing alignment length [ 121].
Including gaps (black boxes) makes scoring matrices 'deeper', thus lowering identity and increasing alignment length compared with the same matrix without gaps (gray circles).
This necessitated a somewhat different design of each pipeline stage, but we sought to retain the core ideas: short, ungapped, multi-hit alignment for initial screening; gradually increasing alignment complexity through multiple filter stages; and parallelization to increase the base speed of each alignment stage.
