"notable alignment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to a significant or noteworthy agreement or correlation between two or more things. Example: The recent partnership between the two companies has resulted in a notable alignment of their goals and values, leading to a successful joint venture.
The report, welcomed by both government and industry, represents a notable alignment of interests in Washington: the Obama administration has pressed for fresh evidence of Chinese hacking that it can leverage in diplomatic talks without revealing secrets about its own hacking investigations, and Mandiant makes headlines with its sensational revelations.
A notable alignment and movement of MSCs along the microgrooves on the chips was revealed.
Since XCMS there have been a number of notable alignment algorithms developed including MZmine2.
Despite the different methods and objectives for each classification, the high correspondence among the longleaf pine classes in each provided one notable case of alignment among the classifications.
Particularly notable is the strong alignment of volcanic vents along an about N-S trend that suggests a magma rising controlled by the about N-S-directed σ1.
For this, the N-terminal E. coli ClpA domain was used as the template as it shows a notable sequence-to-structure alignment with ClpTs.
The most notable feature of lineage 4 alignment is the absence of block I in G. hansenii, which is involved in cofactor recognition (see Additional file 8).
A notable benefit from this type of alignment is that projects and departments are more likely to gain much needed executive support if the efforts are contributing to the greater good of the company.
Using fixed bone landmarks for rotational alignment leads to a notable variance between femoral and tibial components.
However, notable fluctuations are observed along the alignment, and low heterozygosity regions are not restricted to coding genes because polymorphism parameters fall to particularly low values in some noncoding regions.
It is notable that the signals for the perpendicular alignment (in Figure 4b,d) have more noise/oscillation than those for the parallel alignment (in Figure 4a,c).
