The part of the sentence "align with the needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to match or be in agreement with the requirements or necessities. Example: In order for our company to be successful, our strategies must align with the needs of our target market.
Dennis Odwe, health and policy specialist at the Foundation for Integrated Rural Development, said government priorities did not align with the needs of Ugandans.
The paper concludes with policy and design recommendations to facilitate the construction of e-scholarship systems and services that align with the needs and practice of scholars.
In this regard, the IPCC therefore fails to fully ensure Cash's legitimacy attribute as its products do not always align with the needs and values of its end users, in this case local decision-makers who resort to consulting a combination of alternative resources available to them.
However, interviewees emphasized the importance of targeting the content of the IPCC to specific audiences and that in the case of local policymakers, if the content of the IPCC report did not align with the needs of the audiences, then they will not be used or will need to be translated.
The organizational order should align with the needs of the employer and may vary within disciplines.
Our higher education system needs to change in order to better align with the needs of the market.
And the meeting resumed.Such responses may be hard to align with the need for hefty job cuts, however.
No matter the tools you use, make sure they align with the need and the ultimate objective.
The 21st century workforce is already causing universities to rethink course offerings to align with the need for global citizenship.
Is there a new metric that aligns with the needs of future customers?
To ensure that everything the administration is doing aligns with the needs of students, ODI helped found the Diversity Council.
