The phrase "aligning important" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to clarify what is being aligned.
Example: "Aligning important goals is essential for team success."
Alternatives: "aligning key objectives" or "aligning significant factors."
Several participants stated that the ostomy allowed them to discover or re-align important life perspectives and priorities.
Then HubAlign aligns topologically important proteins first and gradually extends the alignment to the whole network.
The big news in this double bill is the group led by Mr. Konitz, the saxophonist, which connects him for a rare stretch of gigs with the pianist Paul Bley and thus aligns two important and influential strains of post-bebop experimentalism.
The pre- and posttest were identical and were composed of open-ended questions designed to elicit student knowledge of biological concepts and terms (e.g., acclimation, genotype, symmorphosis, evolution) that aligned with important concepts in the course.
Lin-4, they learned, works to keep development on track by aligning itself with important protein-coding RNAs and blocking production of the corresponding proteins.
To summarize, founder vesting is an important mechanism aligning the interests of all stakeholders of a young venture.
We think the message of the Scough is really important, and aligning it with preventative healthcare.
When working with multinational firms, creating a "courageous culture" is often just as important as aligning the geographic ones.
CVS has set an important precedent, aligning itself more clearly than ever with the public's health needs and, in doing so, has raised the stakes for other pharmaceutical chains.
This is particularly important for aligning the species like rodents which have high genome-wide substitution rates.
