"bearing alignment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of mechanics, engineering, and navigation. For example, you could say, "The engineer inspected the bearing alignment of the engine."
Advanced composite materials offer the potential to improve propulsion shafting, by reducing weight, bearing loads, alignment problems, life- cycle cost by using strategic materials, by increasing allowable fatigue stress, flexibility, and vibration damping characteristics.
However, Cdc5L-knockdown cells bearing chromosome alignment defects continuously arrested at prometaphase and underwent cell death.
We measured the foot length, arch height, weight-bearing leg heel alignment, non-weight-bearing leg heel alignment, forefoot angle relative to the rearfoot, forefoot angle relative to the horizontal axis, and foot pressure.
The foot length, arch height, weight-bearing leg heel alignment (W-LHA: same as resting calcaneal stance position), non-weight-bearing leg heel alignment (N-LHA), forefoot angle relative to the rearfoot (FA-R), forefoot angle relative to the horizontal axis (FA-H), and foot pressure were measured.
This may result in a good-looking restored structure which, however, presents significant deficiencies with respect to bearing capacity and alignment suitability.
Version 1.8.5 of HMMER has the advantage of bearing powerful nucleotide alignment optimization algorithms on top of precise homology search tools.
The main differences between the established K90MC/MC-C engines and the new design are bedplate, main bearing, engine alignment, combustion chamber, cylinder liner, fuel valve, and electronic high-pressure cylinder lubricator.
In these tests, as in previous tests by Brinkman et al., the post-operative situation after medial closing wedge SCO was reproduced as "life-like" as possible, with simulated partial and full weight bearing and simulated leg alignment as in patients that undergo SCO [[7],[8]].
Weight-bearing leg heel alignment.
