The phrase "align our activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the coordination or synchronization of tasks or efforts among individuals or groups.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to align our activities with the overall project goals."
Alternatives: "coordinate our efforts" or "synchronize our actions."
"My brothers saw great value in what Blacksand had achieved with the development of movements, and I also saw great potential in aligning our activities to continue building the Mouawad brand globally," said Alain Mouawad in a telephone interview.
This means the first chunk to work at is "Who is our customer?" And next, "can we engender a transformational relationship with our customer, starting with focusing on needs, and then align all of our activities and decisions to deliver?" Here's a tool you can use to deepen your brand's connection to customer needs, and begin to conceptualize new business models for enablement.
"There is no doubt that the CQC faces an ongoing challenge as it seeks to deliver its duties with considerably fewer resources, align its activities with other national bodies and keep pace with a fast moving health and care sector".
But other analysts said that increasing scrutiny by environmental groups was pressuring big corporations to better align their activities with public attitudes on environmental preservation.
They are two of nine company-sponsored employee groups established to "complement and contribute to Genentech's common goals and align their activities and add value to Genentech's business," says spokesperson Kelli Wilder.
This approach has emphasised the need to align assessment activities with learning outcomes (Biggs 2003), hence the creation of continuous assessment systems where learning activities are converted into evaluation activities and evidence.
"I think this bill talks about the need to align adult activities toward student outcomes, and we hope it will help move them in that direction [toward accountability], but there are still so many dots to fill in".
Some organizations are not able to align all activities along processes.
In Zambia, there is a Ministerial restructuring in process which aims to align the activities of civil servants in health, welfare and community development.
Conversely, it was more problematic where there was a more fragmented landscape of accountability and no clear responsible body to align stakeholders' activities.
