The phrase "aligned with the rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compliance or conformity with established guidelines or regulations.
Example: "The new policy is aligned with the rules set forth by the regulatory body."
Alternatives: "in accordance with the rules" or "consistent with the rules."
But the second page of a Feb. 11, 2002, memo prepared for the committee of managing directors --Mr. Veerder Veer is a member of the panel said that one billion barrels of reserves "are no longer fully aligned with the S.E.C. rules" on accounting for reserves.
The absence of these essential stakeholders for the supply and demand of electricity shows that the position/boundary rules are not aligned with the choice rule, as energy suppliers are not involved in the project, and thus also not able to contract on dynamic pricing.
The instantiation happens through some logical inference steps that contain rules aligned with the business processes and rules.
The changes they made kept them aligned with the first two rules.
But opponents have said this would leave the UK too closely aligned with the EU's rules such as making financial contributions and an element of freedom of movement.
"The PM continues to believe an independent trade policy is one of the key advantages of Brexit". The Labour leader's five demands include a "permanent and comprehensive UK-wide customs union" aligned with the EU's customs rules but with an agreement "that includes a UK say on future EU trade deals".
A blog post on the Web site of FreedomWorks, an organization closely aligned with the Tea Party, warns: "If this rule stands it will operate as a contingency plan for the R.N.C., should grass-roots organizations gain more influence than R.N.C. leadership is comfortable with.
A blog post on the Web site of FreedomWorks, an organization closely aligned with the Tea Party, warns: "If this rule stands it will operate as a contingency plan for the RNC, should grassroots organizations gain more influence than RNC leadership is comfortable with.
"Even if the UK's data protection rules are aligned with the EU regime to the maximum extent possible at the point of Brexit, there remains the prospect that over time, the EU will amend or update its rules.
"I am convinced that with BEREC's upgraded status and the rules on the BEREC Office aligned with the inter-institutional approach on EU decentralised agencies, both bodies will be more efficient and better fit for their purpose.
