The phrase "alignment to the needs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something corresponds or fits with specific requirements or demands.
Example: "The project's success depends on its alignment to the needs of the community it serves."
Alternatives: "conformity to the requirements" or "fit with the demands".
This is in contrast to the way in which health professionals have traditionally defended their roles and identity in inter-professional rivalry that lacks alignment to the community's needs or health system functioning.
To be the latter, at least one location of the perfect alignments to the reference genome needs to be precisely covered by a read with deletion.
Healthcare systems in all wealthy countries are facing significant challenges: changes in demographic structure, increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, wide-scale deployment of expensive technology, alignment of available human resources to the needs of the population and shrinking government tax bases are a few examples.
The navicular, cuneiforms, and metatarsals should be placed in straight alignment to form the lever arm needed for the correction of the inversion (Fig. 2B C).
The navicular, cuneiforms and metatarsals will thus be placed in straight alignment to form the lever arm needed for the correction of heel inversion (Fig. 4 A).
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.
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.
By treating correlations between internal and overall alignment and obviating the need to elongate helices extensively, this approach made it possible to use variable degrees of linear and kinked elongations in the ensemble determination of two helices connected by a trinucleotide bulge in HIV-1 TAR.
We agree on, and are in basic alignment about, the need for comprehensive impact program assessments.
We additionally expect it will be feasible to develop simple accelerated heuristics for identifying optimal or near-optimal switch points from joint to marginal alignment modes, in order to bypass the need for full dynamic programming.
