The phrase "aligned to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing readiness or preparation to undertake a specific action or task.
Example: "The team is aligned to take the necessary steps for the project launch next week."
Alternatives: "prepared to undertake" or "ready to proceed with".
The Nursing Board, for instance, is chaired by the Chief Nursing Officer (Director of Nursing) at the MoHS, and is by definition aligned to the decisions taken by the MoHS, so that there is less or no opposition to radical changes.
In this study, these themes were clustered and then aligned to the six building blocks taken from the WHO 'Framework for Action' [ 1].
Yet the Flaming Lips respond in the only way they know how - with a prog-meets-garage extravaganza aligned to an eye-popping spectacle taking in glitter cannons, green lasers and balloons.
So the stars have aligned for this to take off".
Andrew Leigh, the former assistant treasurer, who is not factionally aligned, will have to take a $40,000 pay cut to remain in the shadow ministry.
In 2011, I got one of those rare signs from the universe that everything is aligned for one to take action.
He noted that the board was completely aligned on the attempt to take over Sibir Energy, for which TNK-BP's $2.5 billion offer fell short of Gazprom's bid of $3 billion.
So the year might be defined by few surprises unless we witness more fool's errands such as Hewlett-Packard aligning with Compaq to take on Dell.
This is the first time that the White House and both houses of Congress have been aligned in lockstep and ready to take away reproductive choice".
A majority of these schools do not have satisfactory Internet access or enough computers to take assessments aligned with the new Common Core State Standards, the report says.
