The phrase "alignment with her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreement, harmony, or coordination with a female individual in various contexts, such as personal relationships or professional settings.
Example: "Our goals are in alignment with her vision for the project, ensuring we move forward together."
Alternatives: "agreement with her" or "congruence with her".
Putting herself in arresting alignment with her equivocal scientist, Shelley described the novel – in the preface to its popular, conservatively toned-down 1831 incarnation – as her "hideous progeny".
The injury brought her into threatening alignment with her mother's life — unable to work, forced to live on inadequate disability checks, feeling her identity erode.
"With her thick-cut bangs‚ cartoonishly big eyes and round pink knees‚ Zoe resembled a doll‚ and as a result men could project complex narratives onto her that had virtually no alignment with her internal reality (which was equally complex but totally unrelated to any sense that she needed to pander to the gaze of literary white men).
Yes, she turned heads in the 1980s and 1990s by taking on roles that were in alignment with her artistic integrity--Peggy Sue Got Married, Romancing the Stone, The Accidental Tourist, Body Heat, Prizzi's Honor, The War of the Roses, Serial Mom and The Virgin Suicides to note a few.
Ultimately, it comes down to authentic alignment with organizational values.
If a company was not going to practice what it preaches, she realized, then it was time to find a new environment in which an employee could be in alignment with his or her own values.
Alignment with their own truth.
She questioned the value of her work, her alignment with the community, and thought about exiting her CFL research.
Main encouraged her to bring the gratification of her desires into alignment with the satisfaction of her beliefs.
Searching for models of femininity, Tinsley found alignment with one of her idols, who was raised in Houston.
She needs to try to shift her mindset away from the emotional reaction and toward reflection about what she really wants in her career and her alignment with the company.
