The phrase "align standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that different standards or criteria are being brought into agreement or harmony.
Example: "To ensure consistency across departments, we need to align standards for project management."
Alternatives: "harmonize criteria" or "synchronize standards".
In 2005, DLSU adopted the transformative framework to align standards, instruction, and assessment (Committee on Lasallian Pedagogical Framework, 2005).
Last year Chicago Public Schools announced a new initiative, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, to better align standards in charter contracts with requirements for traditional schools.
The problem is exacerbated by our failure to align standards for what students should know with the tests that they take.
Today the nationally aligned standards effort across the sectors is the AP (Advanced Placement) program – a stalactite that extends from universities, which dictate the course syllabus and exam.
It is not just about jobs, it's also about influence," said Kerr, who has urged the government to press home the Europe-wide interest in retaining aligned standards after Brexit.
He said Mr Rubin's vision of "aligning standards around an open-source operating system" struck a chord with Google because it simplified the development process.
If male male competition and female choice were aligned, standard-sized males would have been the first mates.
This finding is orthogonal to the basic premise of GERM that assumes that externally set teaching standards and aligned standardized testing are preconditions for success.
And, in fact, we are already working on further steps to align our standards to clarify roles and decrease reporting burden.
Its clientele, the real estate offerings and the aesthetics it offers, is affecting every component of this part of North Miami, and other developers are starting to align their standards to that of The Surf Club.
In signing on for CCSS,states had two choices: either "directly" adopt CCSS or "fully align state standards" to CCSS.
