The phrase "alignment the need" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "We must address alignment the need in our project discussions."
Alternatives: "align with the need" or "synchronize with the need."
It has been shown to provide adequate stability to maintain fracture alignment without the need of massive soft tissue dissection, and hence minimizing the potential soft tissue complications.
Even so, the current head of NSF's international programs believes that the new alignment highlights the need for every NSF program manager to be thinking about how to expand their portfolio internationally.
We agree on, and are in basic alignment about, the need for comprehensive impact program assessments.
There was alignment on the need for clear technical and practical standards for best practice application of M&S principles.
We present an algorithm that automatically selects a partitioning scheme for a given alignment without the need for pre-defined subsets.
That is just the beginning of a long-term effort to bring government training plans in closer alignment with the needs of business, Mr. McGreevey said.
While adequate project selection techniques are certainly important, we argue that successful PPM – and consequently effective strategy implementation – depends on an organization's structural alignment with the needs of PPM.
Fully flexible 3D alignment method without the need for sampling the conformational space is presented.
This suggests that it is patellofemoral congruency rather than patellofemoral alignment that determines the need for lateral release in TKR.
The training process uses parallel sentences but is based on soft correspondence between the source and target vectors, obtained by phonetic labeling of the training sentences without frame alignment, thus eliminating the need for DTW.
