The phrase "alignment activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions or tasks aimed at achieving alignment among team members, goals, or strategies.
Example: "The alignment activity scheduled for next week will help ensure that all departments are on the same page regarding our project objectives."
Alternatives: "alignment task" or "alignment process".
In the hierarchical alignment activity, students aligned time to space (a 1-meter ruler) beginning with a familiar scale: their own personal time line.
The alignment activity within EIM should be revisited annually.
The objectives of EIM programs, both initial and ongoing, are rooted in the Alignment activity.
Fig. 1 Example of two time lines from the hierarchical alignment activity.
Here, we assess the efficacy of the hierarchical alignment activity in a classroom setting.
The hierarchical alignment activity is contrasted with a conventional spatial analogy for geologic time called a stratigraphic column.
For ease of comparison with ViSQOL, block diagrams of the three models are presented in Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4. The models differ in a variety of ways beyond the fundamental distance calculations between signals, including level alignment, voice activity detection, time-alignment, and mapping from an internal metric to a MOS estimate.
- Multiple, shifting and conflicting objectives that lead to difficulties in predicting how incentives will align and how they will be reacted to; - Weak institutional and governance environments on both sides of the aid contract that result in poor alignment of activity within relevant organizations as well as between them.
Instead of nine projects, they settled on just two, which drove alignment across activities as well as accountability for them.
When asked how they would improve execution, the executives cite tools, such as management by objectives and the balanced scorecard, that are designed to increase alignment between activities and strategy up and down the chain of command.
This could lead to a better alignment of activities and improve "multi-level control," which has, according to Ohlhorst [23], received insufficient attention.
