The phrase "alignment with industry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how a particular strategy, practice, or standard corresponds with the norms or expectations of a specific industry.
Example: "Our new marketing strategy is designed to ensure alignment with industry best practices to enhance our competitive edge."
Alternatives: "conformity to industry standards" or "compatibility with industry norms".
One of the interesting aspects of this scenario is that I have little incentive to bring my shop operations into alignment with standard industry practice.
Lord Hall said the measures bring the BBC into greater alignment with other industry bodies and the Civil Service, who have a similar pay cap.
In a statement, founder and CEO Elliot Hirsch said, "The MRC accreditation validates that AdYapper's technology and methodology is sound, consistent with the latest standards, and in alignment with the industry.
Moves are afoot which suggest – at least to me – that one sector in particular is moving ever more closely into alignment with the theatre industry: education.
That would put some environmentalists in rare alignment with the oil industry, which is required to use an increasing amount of ethanol in its fuel production but complains that its system is glutted with the substance.
The new system, approved by the cabinet on Tuesday, will impose tougher barriers to entry on private training colleges, loan caps will be applied to courses, course eligibility criteria will be strengthened in alignment with what the government terms "industry requirements", and there will be mandatory student engagement measures.
Google is showing signs of bringing the industry into alignment with Gingerbread.
However, the long-term test of the new organizational structure will be its alignment with external changes in the securities industry: how securities are bought and sold and the types of new products flooding the market.
Addressing these issues will require improved alignment between industry practices and societal values, based upon leadership from within the industry and sustained engagement with other interested participants, including researchers, consumers, and the general public.
