The phrase "aligned best with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how closely something corresponds or fits with another idea, concept, or standard.
Example: "The new policy is aligned best with our company's values and mission statement."
Alternatives: "most compatible with" or "most in harmony with".
First, the finding that goals, teaching practices, and student achievement aligned best with reading abilities throughout the two administrations was consistent with the fact that grammar-translation, which is exclusively based on reading, has been long cherished in Japan (Sasaki, 2008).
Interestingly, the two MIR824 arms aligned best with distinct regions within one gene (AGL16).
The ktp sequence from P. brasiliensis aligned best with potassium transporter proteins of the HAK family, which are mainly implicated in the resistance to potassium starvation.
The 40 mRNAs were aligned with the CAP3 contigs using BLAT and the CAP3 contig that aligned best with each of the mRNAs was selected.
Approximately 26% (166 genes) of the 633 H. glycines genes with putative signal peptide-coding regions matched Caenorhabditis elegans or Caenorhabditis briggsae sequences, followed by 12% that matched other H. glycines genes and 7% that aligned best with sequences from animals other than nematodes.
Attachment parenting advises emotional responsiveness, and this practice aligns best with scientific attachment theory.
It may be useful to consider the different conceptual models of software that have been developed in the digital preservation literature and decide which perspective aligns best with your institutional needs.
But it's worth experimenting with several apps, because they feel different to use and you may find that one or another aligns best with how you keep track of time.
Our usage of the term aligns best with Garcia and Infante's (2012) characterization of gestures produced when solving calculus problems, as 'moving the hands to describe the action that occurs in the problem or movements made to represent mathematical concepts' (p. 290).
The domain of 'Physician-in-Training' corresponds most closely with 'Medical Expert', while 'Team Member' aligns best with 'Collaborator'.
Supposedly, a tRNA sequence has greater aminoacylation potential with the cognate of the TFAM-tRNA functional group that aligns best with it.
