The phrase "aligning that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something consistent or in agreement with something else.
Example: "We need to focus on aligning that with our overall strategy to ensure coherence in our approach."
Alternatives: "synchronizing that" or "coordinating that".
This is America: we build gorgeous monuments, but we're also a people aligning that monument so it looks in a photograph like it's our gargantuan pretend-cock.
For moving psychology into the realm of mental processes and for aligning that move with information theory, computation theory, and linguistics, Miller is considered one of the great twentieth-century psychologists.
It's in that nanosecond of our pupils aligning, that he jumps in front of me, grabs the leash and never lets go.
The goal of the BioText interface is to improve the literature search experience by better aligning that process with how the literature is read by biologists, and the goal of the study was to determine if this approach provides a better search experience over the standard.
Or even what a real clinical choice might be that a person a provider with a patient might be faced in the clinic, and aligning that with how we do our research.
Performance management is a continuous process of identifying, measuring and developing the performance of individuals or teams and aligning that performance to the strategic goals of the organization [ 2- 4].
When mapped against the newly generated contigs, 47M reads (∼78%) did align that had been used in the assembly.
"Mr. Volpe's stars were aligned that day," Mr. Bump said.
Well, everybody at Pepsi, from top to bottom, was aligned that he should be in the spot.
For environmentalists, and for the liberal political parties with which they are usually aligned, that poses a serious challenge.
He complained, in passing, that the brake & gas pedals were so closely aligned that he was unable to depress one without also depressing the other.
