The phrase "aligned with measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conformity or agreement with specific standards, guidelines, or metrics.
Example: "The new policy is aligned with measures set forth by the regulatory body to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "in accordance with standards" or "consistent with criteria".
The internal reliability (Cronbach's alpha) of the five self-perception items was 0.804 and these measures generally aligned with external measures of PD effects (see below).
While internal structure evidence looks at how well items on an assessment hang together, external structure evidence pertains to whether or not measurement scores appropriately correlate with other measures based on the expected relationship between the constructs aligned with those measures.
The prior analysis was limited to evaluation of univariate predictors, and did not attempt to evaluate whether funding aligned with other measures of disease burden.
However, the current categorical diagnostic approach to HAND is poorly aligned with summary measures of cognitive ability.
The items I chose aligned with the competencies measured by the PIRLS reading test.
Furthermore, children's actual physical activity levels were not measured, therefore it cannot be determined how closely maternal perceptions of child activity level align with objective measures.
For the model on feedback between wall anisotropy and mechanical stresses we have set the material anisotropy axis at each step of the Newton Raphson iteration aligned with maximal principal stress measured in the previous step.
Nevertheless, according to the procedure herein described measurement of the CMOD is not necessary and the clip gauge transducer can be located at the notch lips and aligned with the steel bar axis to measure the COD.
Here, the prediction error from situational changes marks a boundary between constituents, triggering the updating process (Radvansky & Zacks, 2014; Zacks, Speer, & Reynolds, 2009), as suggested by behavioral and/or neurocognitive measures aligned with participants' identification of boundaries between events and/or discourse segments (Magliano & Zacks, 2011; Zacks et al., 2001, 2009).
