The phrase "a more aligned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alignment or agreement in various contexts, such as goals, values, or strategies.
Example: "We need to develop a more aligned approach to our marketing efforts to ensure consistency across all channels."
Alternatives: "a better aligned" or "a more coordinated".
The end result was a more aligned and collaborative leadership team for the department.
It is also shown that CNT growth occurs in two stages; an initial disordered growth, followed by a more aligned growth underneath.
A submission by the Uniting Church in 2010 outlines the need for a more aligned response to seclusion use in detention centres: "In state and territory jurisdictions such facilities are legislated under mental health acts and such acts have strict guidelines for people being held in seclusion.
Fundamental changes in our incentive system can enable the delivery ecosystem to meet the country's need, Chopra asserted, as a more aligned payment and information infrastructure shifts the focus from volume to innovation, from billing to value, and from silos to collaboration.
Caruth and Humphreys (2008) demonstrated the need for a more aligned and integrated framework for PA to enhance effective strategic control.
The PFO-DBT nanorod is confined inside the cavity of the template which then alters its molecular structure to a more aligned and elongated chain segment [11, 12].
This resulted in a shortlist of eight hospitals – a number more aligned with the resources available for the surveillance system.
"We wanted to be in a space that felt entrepreneurial and a little more aligned with the entrepreneurs that we're supporting," she said.
"We may choose to remain identical to the EU or we may embrace a vision more aligned with pro-competitive regulation," Johnson and Gove wrote, last week, in a letter to May. "Other countries must know this choice is in our hands, and they must know it on day one".
"I thought yes, I can do that," and headed for London, where she picked up work promoting Colleen McCullough's The Thorn Birds and a biography of the Queen before deciding she needed to find a job more aligned with her political views.
How about his friend and former colleague Representative Mike Simpson, perhaps a bit more aligned with Mr. Otter?
