The phrase "align criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of ensuring that different standards or benchmarks are consistent with each other.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we need to align criteria across all departments to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "synchronize standards" or "harmonize benchmarks".
CQ-calculate uses stringent alignment criteria requiring the entire read to align with zero mismatches.
We also established a definition of bleeding flow to align the criteria for obstetric and intensive care decisions at each step of the procedure.
In addition to the main syndrome scales constructed via factor analytic procedures, both the CBCL and the CPRS-R L provide users with supplemental sCPRS-R Lat are designed to align with criteria associated with DSM-IV categories of provideathology.
However, a closer look into these studies, often shines light on poorly aligned success criteria and measurements.
To generate a trajectory from the state-based model we use a dynamic programming approach similar to Viterbi, albeit to calculate a path using a minimum aligned distance criteria and not maximum probability.
Still, it is our critical reflection, based on patients and providers' perspectives, that the GMV aligns with criteria identified as key for patient-centred care.
Although in 2005 the AHA/NHLBI aligned their criteria with those of the IDF-definition for a better convergence, a difference in characterizing subjects as having the MetSyn is still apparent.
Shorten and Restructure Applications: Shorter (12-page research plan) R01 applications (with other activity codes scaled appropriately) will be restructured to align with review criteria for January 2010 receipt dates.
The key is to measure how these criteria align with your goals as a student.
Interventions on physician communication skill could align with the criteria and processes by which professional licensing bodies evaluate physician collaboration skills and license to practice.
