The phrase "aligned with the principle" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing conformity or agreement with a specific principle or set of values.
Example: "The new policy is aligned with the principle of sustainability that our organization upholds."
Alternatives: "in accordance with the principle" or "consistent with the principle".
Feminist bioethicists most often have aligned with the principle that women are owed control of their own bodies.
This idea is aligned with the principle of avoiding big design up-front.
Slices were aligned with the principle axis of the hippocampus, as determined by a series of sagittal localizer MRI images for each participant.
For example, a half-second, 440-Hz tone could be generated by manipulating an array in the following way (assuming that the intended sampling rate is 16000 Hz): Although the expression above is valid in AUX, it is not aligned with the principle of device-independent programming, since each sample is explicitly determined by the sampling rate.
"As a firm and as individuals, we are strongly aligned with the principles of the One for One movement and its contribution to the global community," said Ryan Cotton, a principal at Bain Capital.
"It simply doesn't make sense if Republicans decide they're going to drive an ideological agenda as opposed to a practical agenda that is aligned with the principles of our roots".
The development of a Canadian competency-based medical education (CBME) curriculum in obstetrics and gynaecology, slated to begin in 2017, must be rooted in, and aligned with, the principles of CanMEDS 2015 and Competence by Design.
We are working to ensure services offered to DKU students and faculty are aligned with the Principles & Expectations for IT that were developed as part of Duke's application to China's Ministry of Education.
Pence, Burt said, has long been aligned "with the principles I am looking for – conservatism with common sense.
