The phrase "align political" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
You can use it in contexts where you want to discuss the alignment of political views or strategies, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "We need to align our political strategies to ensure a unified approach in the upcoming election."
Alternatives: "synchronize political" or "coordinate political".
Membership of the Giants Club involves a commitment by its members to align political and business concerns with conservation objectives.
The fall of the Berlin Wall and the expansion of the European Union has done much to align political Europe with geographic Europe.
By focusing on senators' and representatives' constituencies, it can align political interests with a more evidence-based process.
It is no coincidence that several veterans of Alcove No. 1 became prominent academic sociologists; the project that began there was one of employing social science to align political theory with policy results.
"It is doable but we need to align political decision makers and get industry involved". Fusion involves heating nuclei of light atoms - usually isotopes of hydrogen - to temperatures many times higher than that at the centre of the Sun so that they can overcome their mutual repulsion and join together to form a heavier nucleus, giving off huge amounts of energy in the process.
Art collectives like the Russian groups Voina and Chto Delat closely align political activation with their art practice and groups like SUPERFLEX have been dedicated to participatory social experiments.
As with the first test, when the cards came from fundraisers for an aligned political group, people were more likely to register to purchase them; registration rates were lower, and comparable, when people were told they came from a fundraiser for the opposite party or a nonprofit.
Lord Heseltine's new report once again emphasises the importance of aligning political will with local action in the cause of economic regeneration.
Breitbart quoted Roger Stone, the notorious Trump-aligned political hatchet man, as saying, "I don't think she has the physical stamina to be president" months before Trump used nearly those exact words.
Smith points out that we are already doing that, and Wallace wants to change the subject to the idiot IRS, who were caught out adding layers of needless scrutiny to Tea Party aligned political groups.
Accept differences and the aligned political motivations and activities.
