"align their messages" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to coordinate or ensure consistency in the content and delivery of messages. Example: "The marketing team worked hard to align their messages for the new product launch, making sure that all advertisements and social media posts conveyed the same brand image."
"Over time, it brought them into a more cohesive social movement and aligned their messages".
Truly persuasive leaders know not to push their agendas on others blindly, and instead, use awareness to put themselves in their audience's shoes, understanding what matters most to them, and then aligning their message, so it resonates.
In the meantime, Mr. Steeper hopes Republicans can persuade more Hispanics, Asian-Americans and blacks to align with their message of opportunity.
You feel good about learning from them, you align with their message, so you want to tell others (and you do).
Whereas the centrism of that occasion was mostly theatre, the Democrats' policies seem closely aligned with their message.
Carol Kinsey Goman, Ph.D. is a body language coach who helps politicians, business executives, and sales teams align their verbal and nonverbal messages for greater impact and professional success.
One explanation proposed is that people's socio-cultural group identities can also lead to biases in decision-making, as individuals align their views with specific media messages that are congruent with their identities but that do not necessarily support the objective evidence [ 44].
But while their messages must be aligned, companies must also keep external promises a little ahead of internal realities.
The purpose of designing the precoding matrix P is to ensure that the relay can align the messages from and to the same user.
Review possible redundancies across Parenting Support, HBP, BFCI, and C-IMCI, and determine how to align parenting messages across them for consistency, clarity, and efficiency.
