The phrase "align trading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate the process of coordinating or harmonizing trading activities or strategies.
Example: "To maximize our profits, we need to align trading strategies across all departments."
Alternatives: "synchronize trading" or "coordinate trading".
These issues present not only a tremendous challenge, but an opportunity — an opportunity for governments to align trade policy with the 21st century economy and to promote the many trade benefits that come from an open Internet.
It would help align trade and tax policy so that private sector incentives match the public interest.
Private sector companies and the divergent views of the governing party-aligned trade unions that supported a reform which collects revenue through a public sector authority and pools this revenue in a central fund administered by a government-controlled body, were opposed by those who wanted a managed competition [ 22].
Whether it's the stars aligning, insider trading, or just something to do with a thousand monkeys banging away on typewriters, the gods of TV have bestowed upon us two identical programmes, with BBC's Doctor In The House joining Channel 4's Doctor In Your House.
Trader A and the RBS IRD trader also entered into transactions that aligned their trading interests in regards to Yen LIBOR .RBS says that it has "legal and factual defences" against such claims.The Canadian case opens a window into how LIBOR manipulation may have happened.
Samoa and Tokelau have skipped a day - and jumped westwards across the international dateline - to align with trade partners.
The GAPNCD also calls on the FAO to 'Support ministries of agriculture in aligning agricultural, trade and health policies' and on the WTO to '…support ministries of trade in coordination with other competent government departments (especially those concerned with public health), to address the interface between trade policies and…noncommunicable diseases' [ 145], p74.
"Diversification seems to be the name of the game for exchanges at the moment," said Cubillas Ding, an analyst at Celent, "it's no longer sufficient be a venue that is aligned with the trading of particular instruments".
You may also choose to align yourself with trade organizations.
Behind Mr. Gorman's move was a desire to better align the sales and trading operations with the investment banking arm.
