The phrase "addresses the alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something relates to or resolves issues of alignment in various contexts, such as business, project management, or technical discussions.
Example: "The report addresses the alignment of our goals with the company's strategic vision."
Alternatives: "tackles the alignment" or "deals with the alignment".
A few hours after Ms. Feldman spoke, Richard W. Riley, the secretary of education, told a group at the convention that he would play host to a national forum intended to address the alignment of curriculum with the new standards and tests.
This research contributes to HPO from an operations management (OM) perspective by addressing the alignment, integration and coordination of activities within patient care processes.
1 4 The complexity of paediatric-to-adult transitions demands system-level solutions that address the alignment of providers in multiple settings, collaboration across various sectors, facilitated communication (including record sharing) and capacity building, all of which commonly demand new, flexible funding arrangements.
In the following, we will address the interference alignment problem taking into account arbitrary SNR and INR values.
Existing RNA-seq analysis pipelines provide heuristics for addressing the multiple alignment problem, however, they do not explicitly consider their genomic causes.
It also addresses the CPC's alignment with and contribution to UNICEF's organizational priorities and strategies defined in the Medium Term Strategic Plan (MTSP) as well as in relation to Core Corporate Commitments / Core Commitments for Children (CCCs) and the Goals until 2015 (Millennium Declaration, Millennium Development Goals and World Fit for Children).
Reviewer's report 1: Mr Alexander Panchin, Institute of Information Transmission Problems, Russian Academy of Sciences (nominated by Dr Mikhail Gelfand, Russian Academy of Sciences) The article "Next-generation phylogenomics" by Cheong Xin Chan and Mark A. Ragan addresses the idea of alignment-free methods for phylogenetic analysis using abundant next generation genome-wide data.
This is yet another potential solution to address the mis-alignment of executive compensation and firm performance.
This question addresses the plant's structural alignment, or how well its physical equipment and systems fit its strategic role.
