The phrase "aligned group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals or entities that share common goals, values, or objectives, often working together in a coordinated manner.
Example: "The aligned group of stakeholders met to discuss the project's future direction and ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "cohesive team" or "unified group".
Final assembling of each aligned group was performed using profile alignment generating a final dataset of 6,244 sites.
As company chairman, Mr. Tata has been instrumental in carrying on the family legacy, and turning what was a loosely aligned group of companies that shared one name into a group with seven business lines and centralized management.
But in that case the EU might split into two groups: an integrationist core that accepted the constitution, and a more loosely aligned group that opts out of many political aspects of the EU.
The chairman was key to transforming the conglomerate, Heather Timmons wrote: "As company chairman, Mr. Tata has been instrumental in carrying on the family legacy, and turning what was a loosely aligned group of companies that shared one name into a group with seven business lines and centralized management".
The aligned group was observed to form more mature tendon-like tissue in the Achilles tendon injury model, as evidenced by histological scoring and collagen I immunohistochemical staining data.
Ozawa explained that "Macro-clustering" is a phenomenon in which hegemony generates growth stimuli for its closely aligned group of countries.
Other al-Qaida aligned groups operating in Syria, such as the Islamic state of Iraq, and Jabhat al-Nusra, have frequently targeted Shia civilians.
In Derry alone the Real IRA and other aligned groups have shot around two dozen men over the last 18 months.
In their book, "The Party Decides," political scientists Marty Cohen, David Karol, Hans Noel and John Zaller argue that "party leaders, aligned groups, and activists" have been a "systematic force in presidential nominations".
The innocent lives lost in Peshawar are among a staggering 50,000 civilians killed by the Taliban and their aligned groups in Pakistan since 9/11.
In just two years, the loosely aligned groups have grown to involve hundreds of thousands of Russian youths between the ages of 13 and 18, their organizers boast.
