The phrase "alignment with that of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the compatibility or agreement between two or more entities, ideas, or systems.
Example: "The company's goals are in alignment with that of its stakeholders, ensuring mutual benefits."
Alternatives: "consistent with that of" or "in accordance with that of".
It is gradually moving into alignment with that of his predecessor Barack Obama and Nato.
But it quickly became clear that the mood of buyers was not in alignment with that of sellers.
The reformulated rules, which brought the New York bar into closer alignment with that of other states, went into effect in 2009.
Tom Malinowski, who served as assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor for the Obama administration, said the new proposed mission statement brings U.S. foreign policy into closer alignment with that of some of America's chief adversaries, including Russia.
The proxy advisory firm recommended against Mr. Pandit's package because parts of his awarded pay were not based on Citigroup's financial performance, Citigroup stock had declined by more than 90 percent in the last five years and Mr. Pandit's pay package was not in alignment with that of his peers.
Musicologist Daniel E. Freeman argues that Mozart's approach to the composition of arias changed fundamentally at this time, bringing his style into closer alignment with that of Mysliveček.
Whenever we are out of alignment with that which we are, the side door is left ajar.
The more that we're in alignment with that in our knowing of our existence here, realizing that our life doesn't end with the death of the physical body, that in fact our journey is in this vast tapestry of existence of understanding -- all of that has everything to do with healing.
Because the sequence of the putative anticodon arm returned multiple significant alignments with that of the tRNA-Ile of other arthropods (Additional file 5, 84-88), we performed ARWEN searches restricted to the opposite strand only.
As mentioned previously, the anticodon stem is the same across all structures, and it does produce many significant alignments with that of arthropods, indicating that our preliminary reconstructions may represent a functional tRNA, substantially deviating from the canonical tRNAs.
The anticodon stem of this putative tRNA returns significant alignments with that of tRNA-Val of the crustacean Argulus americanus [GenBank: AY456187] and Artemia franciscana [GenBank: NC_001620.1], but hits on the start of l-rRNA and tRNA-Tyr were also present.
