"aligned approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a coordinated and unified strategy that is agreed upon and shared by a group of people. For example: "We are taking an aligned approach to developing our new product to ensure that everyone is on board with the plan and buys into the idea."
However, successful product development requires an enabling institutionally aligned environmental approach that includes appropriate market incentives and regulatory instruments.
On the other hand, the latter aligned lithography approach (sample in Fig. 6a) utilises two separate lithography masks, creating a larger separation (~50 μm) between the base and emitter metal contacts.
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Instead, clinicians are invited to align the approach to dementia diagnosis and management with an intuitive and empathic understanding of patients' values and preferences so that patient-centered goals of care can be gently identified and then ardently pursued.
It has done this through aligning its approach with government policies, ongoing monitoring of its service performance, maintaining strong engagement with the local community, maximising opportunities for alternative funding, initiating workforce succession planning and actively partnering research evaluation designed to ensure quality improvement.
How can researchers and educators work together to advance learning by aligning instructional approaches, technology design, and learning experience?
In four frontrunner countries -- the DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania -- USAID is working with global stakeholders to align approaches in commodities systems, market shaping, results-based financing, results measurement, and the private sector.
The sequences were aligned using this approach to avoid ambiguity and minimize alignment gaps and maximize similarity/homology.
The FCA metric most closely aligned to our approach is the two-step floating catchment area (2SFCA) [ 20]. 2SFCA provides a flexible approach to quantify population access to spatial opportunities within a predefined distance searching boundary.
This approach aligned indeed with socio-technical studies going beyond technological determinism (Pearce et al., 2010).
