The phrase "aligned better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in coordination, agreement, or positioning between two or more elements.
Example: "After the meeting, we realized our goals were not aligned better, so we decided to revise our strategy."
Alternatives: "more in sync" or "better coordinated".
In the following, we demonstrate that, despite the strong competition between the elastic and van der Waals energies, graphene can reorient itself on top of hBN towards a commensurate state (where the crystallographic axis of the two crystals are aligned better than∼0.7°).
As the Little Eye Labs acquisition has shown, there's growing interest from Facebook, Google and Yahoo in acqui-hiring from India, but the expectations of the investors need to be aligned better.
To increase overall benefit, policies in the two domains would have to be aligned better and aimed at optimal use of biomass resources for multiple goals.
Although the group treated with adjunctive fibular fixation were aligned better, there was a higher incidence of wound infections and nonunion at the site of fibula surgery.
No SCOP linear HMM outside the 'prion-like' family of HMMs aligned better to this region (from a total of 982 different models in this SCOP release).
These distributions, together with a correlation analysis (Figure 4E), showed that more closely related sequences were generally aligned better (positive correlation for all programs with the norMD and percent coverage by blocks), as might be expected.
The sauce just aligns better with the flavor and texture of fried chicken.
At the end of the day, you should do a startup only if it aligns better than your way of being.
As seen in Fig. 3B, the helical subdomain of the PKG Iβ CNBD-A aligns better with the H-form of CNBD-A, which represents the C-subunit bound state.
Imaging at higher magnification and fluorescence intensity analysis, however, show that NIR fluorescence intensity aligns better with the GFP islet signal than autoradiography.
Thus, capitated payments are not aligned with better or efficient care for each patient's particular condition.
