The phrase "aligned with the direction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing conformity or agreement with a specific path, strategy, or objective.
Example: "The team's efforts are aligned with the direction set by the management for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "in accordance with the direction" or "consistent with the direction".
Figure 2. Uniform extracellular field causes polarization of neurons that are aligned with the direction of the electric field.
Moreover, cells were distributed randomly on RCF, but aligned with the direction of mechanical intervention on ACF.
The mid-1960s were Jean-Luc Godard's heroic period, the time when the vector of his talent seemed almost uncannily aligned with the direction of history.
In an electric field a dipole undergoes a torque, tending to rotate so that its axis becomes aligned with the direction of the electric field.
Verdant Power's East River project, for example, uses axial-flow turbines, in which the axis of rotation is aligned with the direction of water flow.
The trajectories of drifters varied, in many instances the drift was almost aligned with the direction towards which the wind was blowing.
Within the stroma, the keratocytes aligned with the directions of the fibrils in the scaffold and synthesized a new extracellular matrix with typical collagen markers and small, uniform diameter fibrils.
In foliated metamorphic rocks, fault initiation style is strongly influenced by strength anisotropy relative to the principal stress directions, with fracturing favored when the foliation is aligned with the directions of principal stress.
The axes were aligned with the directions of greatest variation in the data set.
And if you have created a strategy, take some time to revisit it, make sure it aligns with the direction you're wanting to go in 2019, and determine that you have the resources you need.
In the latter, the pressure is co-aligned with the direction of the viscoelastic components, implying that the direction of motion is also always inline with the direction of the applied pressure.
