"functional alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when discussing topics related to aligning tasks, activities, or components within a system. For example, "The team worked on achieving a functional alignment of the components of the system."
The key elements of the circuit programme were stability/postural function, functional alignment, lower-extremity muscle strength and functional exercises.
Part 2 Circuit program: The circuit program comprises four exercise circles, with the key elements: core stability/postural function, functional alignment, lower-extremity muscle strength and functional exercises.
The function of the mammalian heart depends on the functional alignment of cardiomyocytes, and controlling cell alignment is an important consideration in biomaterial design for cardiac tissue engineering and research.
Therefore, when comparing two related proteins, correct "functional" alignment and R-R correspondence is important for predicting differential function or binding site characteristics and for applications in computational design of reagents for diagnostics and therapeutics that are specific for the proteins of interest.
Here, we propose a flexible method for functional alignment, "neural code converter," which converts one subject's brain activity pattern into another's representing the same content.
The aim of spinal deformity correction is to restore the spine's functional alignment by balancing it in both the sagittal and coronal planes.
In keeping with the use of functional similarity to establish the alignment, PINALOG finds more functional alignments (NF).
The research points to the importance of cross-functional alignment within firms.
In 2001, as deteriorating financial performance forced the elimination of 8,500 jobs, Cisco redesigned roles and responsibilities to improve cross-functional alignment and reduce duplication.
To achieve cross-functional alignment, the toolset has to encompass not only software tools and database architectures but also project workflow aspects.
Driving real innovation is a complex process that involves adaptation, cross-functional alignment, and feature prioritization -- all of which are next to impossible with a one-dimensional board.
