The phrase "alignment of legislative" is not complete and may require additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about the coordination or agreement among legislative bodies or processes.
Example: "The alignment of legislative priorities is crucial for effective governance and policy implementation."
Alternatives: "convergence of legislative" or "harmonization of legislative".
From Mechanicville to Schuylerville, NY 30 utilized the alignment of legislative Route 44.
It was realigned in the late 1920s to bypass Lodi to the northeast on the former alignment of legislative Route 36.
PA 83 followed the alignment of Legislative Route 201 between Valley Forge and North Coventry Township and Legislative Route 147 between North Coventry Township and Reading.
From Interlaken to Ovid, NY 15 initially followed the post-1912 alignment of legislative Route 45 to Lodi and the pre-1912 rofting of Route 45 to Ovid.
The route began at NY 34 (now NY 104) in Niagara Falls and followed College Avenue east to the city line, from where it continued eastward to Rochester on the alignment of legislative Route 30.
North of Romulus, the route utilized the alignment of legislative Route 36 from Romulus to Seneca Falls and modern NY 89 from a junction east of Seneca Falls to Wolcott.
A new two-lane alignment of U.S. Route 99E (Legislative Route 3, now SR 99) between east of Richvale and Chico opened in the mid-1950s, using part of the Oroville-Chico Highway south of Durham Dayton Highway and bypassing the remainder to the junction south of Chico.
The alignment of NY 28B was originally part of legislative Route 26 and later Route 25 in the early 20th century.
83 years after the abandonment of the Great Bend and Newburgh Turnpike (1936), the Pennsylvania Department of Highways took over the alignment of the highway for the designation of Legislative PA 371.
In 1930, the concurrent piece of Legislative Route 4 was decommissioned, and the alignment of the highway remained as U.S. Route 111.
Control of the Senate also affects the 10-year redrawing of legislative boundaries — a task over which Republicans, under the current alignment, hold significant authority.
