The phrase "alignment ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that alignment or agreement is forthcoming or expected in the near future.
Example: "As we move forward with the project, we anticipate alignment ahead on the key objectives during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "agreement forthcoming" or "consensus approaching".
The USPTO and IP attorneys have been handed very interesting times indeed with recent Supreme Court decisions and Congressional alignment in pushing ahead the Patent Reform Act of 2007.
In Cazenovia, the road became known as Syracuse Road and began to follow a more southerly alignment as it turned ahead of Cazenovia Lake.
"My guess is he was more interested in making a point – that he could deal with Duterte in ways Obama couldn't – than in the strategic wisdom of driving alignment with the Asean chair ahead of the Asean and East Asian summits".
And I love the play call to put the Colts ahead: double-stack alignment; Slant-7 (corner) vs. Cover 1.
Make sure that your back is flat and that you are looking straight ahead for good alignment.
There are substantial challenges ahead, from data protection alignment between countries and companies, to London potentially losing the right to clear euro-denominated securities – a disaster for money transfer firms.
For Parkin, now Mars's chief sustainability officer, the path ahead revolves around a single word: alignment.
Luther S. Harris, one litigant, says the park could be robbed of quirky charm if the alignment of its fountain with the Washington Arch and Fifth Avenue went ahead as proposed.
Although retaining Spagnuolo's 4-3 alignment, Sheridan said his linemen and linebackers would charge ahead more to stop runs and passes and not be responsible for as much coverage of receivers.
Consider prioritizing things like alignment of outlook and ability to help add value ahead of price.
