The phrase "alignment of it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the arrangement or positioning of something in relation to another thing, often in a technical or organizational context.
Example: "The alignment of it with our strategic goals is crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "its alignment" or "the alignment thereof".
Companies can experiment with technologies without the full resources of the organization, but they can't transform the business and go down a meaningful transformation journey without the close participation and alignment of IT.
We present B-SCP, a requirements engineering framework for organizational IT that directly addresses an organization's business strategy and the alignment of IT requirements with that strategy.
Stroud District Council said there was a "problem with the alignment" of it, and high vehicles were at risk of hitting a nearby property.
This study is an important initial step in investigating IT subunit alignment which can inform future research focusing on the alignment of other IT subunits such as architecture, operations, and customer-support.
Without alignment of channels, it's tough to sell marketers a real consumer journey story, much less create one for consumers.
When studying the alignment of roads, it has been evident that they sometimes have to be built on a hillside.
Regarding the temporal alignment of cells, it is worth noting that midbody formation occurs less than 10 minutes after the end of anaphase.
Since the old road would be flooded, a $14.8 million new alignment, much of it four lanes, was built around the west side; the Western Pacific Railroad was also relocated to a nearby alignment.
There are substantial benefits from the first few phases: alignment to IT, education of business leaders, statement of a future vision, and documentation of critical information categories.
The setback, though certainly not the architects' idea, manages to wreck the alignment-of-grids concept before it can begin to succeed as an urban gesture.
Phyllite has a marked fissility (a tendency to split into sheets or slabs) due to the parallel alignment of platy minerals; it may have a sheen on its surfaces due to tiny plates of micas.
