The phrase "align its efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the coordination or harmonization of actions or strategies within an organization or group.
Example: "The company aims to align its efforts with the new sustainability goals set by the government."
Alternatives: "coordinate its actions" or "harmonize its initiatives."
Mary Selecky, secretary of health for Washington, said the administration plan would help her state align its efforts with those of the federal government.
I urge Russia to take the necessary steps to align its efforts with those of the international community in the fight against [Isis]." Russia fears that the end of Mr Assad's rule would threaten Moscow's only military presence in the Mediterranean.
As visual communication becomes the new Facebook mandate, the company could similarly align its efforts in augmented reality, ephemeral and encrypted messaging and e-commence tools.
Microsoft recently made two massive internal changes to its management and goals: A complete internal reorganization to better align its efforts and a business model switch away from selling software to instead vending both services and devices.
The climate deal calls for the region to align its efforts in the fight against climate change.
"Path-to-purchase" insights such as these are used by Randa Accessories, the world's largest men's accessories company, to align its marketing efforts to specific customers' preferences.
The most valuable marketing asset a company has in this context is the relationships it can create that give it permission to lead and make others want to align with its efforts.
Of special interest are the effects on financial depth and financial inclusion of a commercial banks efforts to align its internal capabilities with external opportunities.
The case tracks the original assessment process the company went through and successive organizational design efforts to align its CSR strategy and implementation architecture.
Possibly this is the only accession country nowadays – maybe with the exception of Serbia – that poses us no bigger problems than asking the Albanian Government to make concerted efforts to align its environmental policies with EU standards, do everything in its power to meet the Chapter 27 requirements and also reconsider its hydroelectric policies.
An interesting aspect of CSIR's work with lessons for the role of innovation in Ghana is its efforts to align with the needs of industry, and to generate 30% of funding from external sources such as commercial activity and consultancy (a funding stream known as Internally-Generated Funds or IGF).
