The phrase "alignment of rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistency or agreement of regulations, guidelines, or standards within a specific context.
Example: "The alignment of rules across different departments is essential for ensuring a smooth workflow and effective communication."
Alternatives: "congruence of regulations" or "harmonization of guidelines".
At the heart of the Bali package is a pact on "trade facilitation", measures to reduce the cost of trade through investment in infrastructure and alignment of customs rules.
The T.S.A. has said the liquid scanners do not yet meet its reliability standards, though Ms. Napolitano said the United States "would like to work toward" an alignment of those rules.
Agency theory's definition of performance and its doctrine of alignment undergird rules proposed by the SEC in 2015 requiring companies to expand the information on executive pay and shareholder returns provided in their annual proxy statements.
For one thing, as Barnier noted immediately, it doesn't provide for the full regulatory alignment of Northern Ireland with the rules of the EU's internal market required by the UK's commitment to establish a "common regulatory area". Also, because it is "time-limited," it would not ensure an open border in all future circumstances.
Labour's proposed Brexit deal would sign Britain up to the customs union and enter a state of "dynamic alignment" with the rules of the single market.
In cases where we encountered multiple high scoring transcript hits against the genome, we manually looked into the alignments to rule out the occurrence of pseudogenes that frequently lacked introns when compared to the "true" genes.
To derive pronunciation variants, we extracted context-dependent rewrite rules from an alignment of canonical and realized phonemic representations of non-native speech from the JASMIN corpus (the test material was excluded).
"In December the prime minister signed an agreement with the EU which stated: 'In the absence of agreed solutions, the United Kingdom will maintain full alignment with those rules of the internal market and customs union.' Will she confirm that this agreement still stands and that she signed up to it without any time limit?" the Labour leader asked.
Moreover, it also agreed to a backstop agreement, which means that in the absence of any other agreement "the United Kingdom will maintain full alignment with those rules of the internal market and the customs union which, now or in the future, support north-south cooperation, the all-island economy and the protection of the 1998 agreement".
It leaves unclear how an open border will be achieved but says in the absence of a later agreement, the UK will ensure "full alignment" with the rules of the customs union and single market that uphold the Good Friday agreement.
