The phrase "a greater alignment with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of agreement or compatibility between two or more entities, ideas, or goals.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a greater alignment with our sustainability objectives."
Alternatives: "a stronger alignment with" or "a closer alignment with".
Instead, he says, he has a "great alignment with the chairman", whom he meets every couple of weeks for a couple of hours.
It was a great alignment with the things that we were trying to achieve and it accelerated anything we were trying to build ourselves".
When North Korea accelerated its missile tests, the Trump administration responded with fiery bluster that has singularly failed to elicit a greater alignment of Chinese and Russian behavior.
The accuracy of geologic chronologies can, in principle, be improved through orbital tuning, the systematic adjustment of a chronology to bring the associated record into greater alignment with an orbitally derived signal.
It suggests a weaker case of military necessity and much greater alignment with the traditional function of habeas corpus.
"Over the last few days we've communicated organizational changes that drive greater alignment with the company's priorities," a spokesperson for Intuit told TechCrunch.
Recognition of the problem as depression or the use of a mental health-related label for this purpose was associated with greater alignment with such expert opinion.
Lord Hall said the measures bring the BBC into greater alignment with other industry bodies and the Civil Service, who have a similar pay cap.
Recognition of the business case for greater diversity in top jobs, with visible role models, more balanced teams and greater alignment with community needs.
Reaffirming the commitments made at the London Conference to channel increasing international resources through the Afghan government budget, or in greater alignment with Afghan priorities.
