The phrase "addressing the alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of correcting or adjusting something to ensure it is in line with a particular standard or goal.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing the alignment of our project goals with the company's overall strategy."
Alternatives: "correcting the alignment" or "adjusting 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 work addresses the alignment of a light spot onto photovoltaic laser power converters for power-by-light applications.
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.
Existing RNA-seq analysis pipelines provide heuristics for addressing the multiple alignment problem, however, they do not explicitly consider their genomic causes.
In the following, we will address the interference alignment problem taking into account arbitrary SNR and INR values.
Earlier works on long audio alignment addressing the first and second issue generally preferred reasonable transcripts and mainly focused on (1) less manual intervention, (2) mispronunciation detection, and (3) segmentation error recovery.
The above works on long audio alignment addressing the first and second problems with found data generally prefer reasonable transcripts and mainly focus on (1) less manual intervention, (2) mispronunciation detection, and (3) segmentation error recovery.
> -wrap-foot> Using the RAF pairwise alignment subroutine, we can also address the problem of aligning two alignments.
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).
This partnership, supported by the Jamaica MoH, Health Canada and PAHO, was established in response to the Toronto Call to Action 2006 to 2015 [ 10] and the subsequently emphasized need to address the lack of alignment between the health workforce and population needs in Jamaica.
