The phrase "align with clear" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of aligning with something that is clear, but it lacks context and specificity.
Example: "We need to ensure that our goals align with clear objectives for the project."
Alternatives: "align with clarity" or "conform to clear standards".
Despite the low levels of sequence identity, the protein sequences were well aligned, with clear anchor points within the transmembrane helices and insertions occurring within loops (see the corresponding alignment in supplementary data S10, Supplementary Material online).
Indeed, there might not be a more critical leadership role than ensuring a company is aligned with a clear and compelling purpose.
This is based on the assumption that if beliefs are aligned with a clear understanding of what works then practice which is directed by our beliefs will become naturally aligned with the reality of the world around us.
RW induced trees had abundant g-fibre production with clear transverse polarisation aligned with the vector of gravitational stimulus ("upper" stem during tipping).
But the United States also has a history of extensive weapon handouts to proxies and perceived allies, and often has done so quietly, via middlemen, or in distributions that have had scant accountability, and would not appear to make clear sense or align with the United States' interests.
It also sends a clear message to policymakers -- align with the food movement at your own risk.
Beyond that, it's not clear where Tillerson's politics align with or differ from his possible boss's.
With today's report, it's clear his actions do not align with his words.
It was abundantly clear that bureaucrats (whose interests align with the status quo) fear Gatto's reforms.
How the Tea Party goals align with those of the still-minority Republican leadership in the Senate was less clear.
