The phrase "alignment of parties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the agreement or coordination between different groups or individuals, often in political, business, or organizational settings.
Example: "The alignment of parties is crucial for the success of the coalition government."
Alternatives: "agreement among groups" or "coordination of stakeholders".
Still, he could cobble together a ruling bloc with a different alignment of smaller parties.
Not the political alignment of our parties, but our entire electoral system is under stress.
While Telltale Games had considered developing a Monkey Island game since their inception, the company's design director, Dave Grossman, credited the greenlighting of Tales of Monkey Island to the correct alignment of interested parties.
Does the problem arise from the atomisation of society; or from the re-alignment of political parties; or from the de-alignment of social classes; or from some ineffable post-modern condition involving an exquisite interaction between all of the above?No doubt there are many answers.
The joint cabinet committee of ministers and senior Liberal Democrats discussing constitutional reform is one sign of the alignment of the two parties; another is their coalition in the devolved Scottish Parliament.How this will go down with uncommitted voters is unclear.
Political orientation is nearly as powerful as education in predicting evolutionary belief in Americans; the alignment of individuals, groups, and political parties concerning evolution closely resembles those found with same-sex marriage, abortion, and other controversial "social" issues (Berkman and Plutzer 2009).
It is possible that no single party or group of parties will have a majority, and so the alignment for the final configuration of India's government could take some more time.
The MMA's success arises in part from a fleeting alignment of circumstances: the hobbling of the mainstream parties, the Afghan war and the fragile alliance itself.
"It will be a party of parties".
