The phrase "a better alignment with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improvement of compatibility or agreement between two or more elements, such as ideas, goals, or strategies.
Example: "Our new policy aims to create a better alignment with the company's core values and mission."
Alternatives: "a closer alignment with" or "an improved alignment with".
The use of measurements of skeletal age to establish accurate "windows of opportunity" that ensure a better alignment with the planned training programmes of age related training and competitive groups is more appropriate than the commonly used chronological age.
Interestingly, Maniar et al. (2011) found that there was a learning curve with the use of computer navigation, but even patients who were operated during the period of the surgeon's learning curve achieved a better alignment with the navigation technique than with the conventional technique.
A better alignment of rewards with the long-term performance of the bank and its investments could reduce the incentive to maximize profit in the short run and shrug off the possibility that the bet sours just around the corner.
Current insecure economic context and ongoing needs for more insurance between business partners advocate for a better alignment of the company with newly arising principles of corporate governance of IT.
Federal Head Start officials say the tests are a work in progress toward a better alignment of Head Start curriculum with the goals of preparing every child for kindergarten.
If a better alignment score (lower E-value) was obtained with a paralog, then the fish homolog was considered a paralog of the specific human UCNE under consideration.
All the specimens with 3 ESIN achieved a better alignment and macroscopic stiffness of the fracture.
A better alignment would give a higher voltage.
For images with a large area of absorbing features, inversion can be shut off to achieve a better alignment.
Taking into account these shortcomings of our analysis, we feel that the reduction of SGRQ of -4.6 units in the training group is likely a real effect and brings our results, in terms of the effects of an exercise program on health status, into better alignment with the results of other studies.
