The phrase "aligned to the left" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing formatting or layout in writing, and refers to the position of text or other content in relation to the left margin. Example: "For a more organized and professional look, all headings in this report should be aligned to the left."
Her contact information should be aligned to the left ❶ of the page.
The plot title is changed to be aligned to the left of the plot - by setting both title.halign and title.xpos to 0 and to use the times font.
McGowan says she is badgered by voters to say if she's aligned to the left or right, but she refuses to be placed on the political spectrum.
The deputy director of Citizens UK, Matthew Bolton, says: "You could say that some of the church groups might be aligned to the right or that some of the unions are aligned to the left but when they step into the arena that is Citizens UK they know full well that they are participating in a non-partisan organisation".
The running head should be aligned to the left of the page, at the very top.
This personal information can be typed to be centered or aligned to the left hand side of the paper.
The 'rows' in the inner coat are aligned to the left-handed rods of the outer coat, with four inner coat heterotrimers spanning one outer coat rod.
The x- and z-axes are aligned to the anteroposterior (left to right) and dorsoventral (top to bottom) axes respectively, so showing a view from the left side of the embryo.
The images (bottom panels) represent the NPC with spike times aligned to the target onset (left column) and saccade onset (right column).
The dark curves are the decoding accuracies (mean ± SEM across trials) with spike times aligned to the target onset (left column) and saccade onset (right column).
The beam was aligned to the mid-plantar surface of the left paw with the projector lamp set to 10% idle intensity (II10).
