The phrase "align its operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of adjusting or coordinating activities within an organization to achieve specific goals or objectives.
Example: "The company aims to align its operations with the new sustainability standards to improve efficiency and reduce waste."
Alternatives: "synchronize its activities" or "coordinate its functions".
In what it is calling a "comprehensive plan to align its operations," Cisco will close down certain parts of its consumer business to refocus on four of its "key company priorities," core routing, switching and services, collaboration, architectures, and video.
Wow. Cisco has just issued a release stating that in a strategic plan to "align its operations," the company will exit parts of its consumer businesses and realign the remaining consumer business to support four of its five key company priorities: core routing, switching and services; collaboration; architectures; and video.
Nokia this morning announced "plans to take additional actions to align its workforce and operations".
Nokia today announced plans to take additional actions to align its workforce and operations.
Earlier this year, Nokia announced changes primarily focused on aligning its R&D operations in Smart Devices and Mobile Phones.
That is why Mr Sarin made a bid for AT&T Wireless, another American operator, last February: it would have enabled him to launch Vodafone's brand in America and align its American arm with its operations elsewhere (since Verizon uses a different wireless standard).
General Motors said Wednesday it will align its Buick and Pontiac-GMC divisions, naming Chevrolet division head Kurt Ritter, who overhauled the Chevy truck lineup, to be general manager of the aligned operation.
Its clear that Sun needs to right-size its operations, Bracelin said, to bring it back to profitability and to properly align its cost structure.
It has resumed its operations each time.
Now, it is overhauling its operations.
Its operations are cutting-edge.
