The phrase "alignment of our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the coordination or agreement of shared goals, values, or strategies among a group or organization.
Example: "The alignment of our objectives is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "synchronization of our" or "congruence of our".
Raymond W. McDaniel Jr., its chief executive, gloated in the annual report for that year, "I firmly believe that Moody's business stands on the 'right side of history' in terms of the alignment of our role and function with advancements in global capital markets".
"KKR was the first firm where we found close alignment of our business goals".
The ultimate intellectual goal is this alignment of our thought with the eternal truths.
Over the past few months, we've gotten to know the Twitter team and discovered the tremendous amount of technological synergy and alignment of our visions.
This acquisition represents a strategic alignment of our audiences as couples make up a significant percentage of our user base at Life360," he added.
The following is the detailed protocols for the alignment of our JEM-2010 for the HEV project data collection.
Based on the above data, the complete band alignments of our memory devices can be established, as schematically shown in Fig. 4c.
Furthermore, other phylogenetic signals (indels) observed during the genomic alignments of our presence/absence loci provided support for additional clades.
The alignments of our RH maps to the current bovine genome sequence assembly (Btau_4.0) indicate regions of possible rearrangements between the chromosomes of both species.
From the alignments of our assembled cDNAs to the genome sequence, it was apparent that the majority (68%) of predicted genes in Ac2VRR do not contain an intron.
Alignments of our physical map to these three genomes are consistent with T. cacao's closest relative being P. trichocarpa, followed by V. vinifera and then A. thaliana, the most distant relative of the three.
