The phrase "alignment with 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 with the needs of the community it serves."
Alternatives: "conformity to the needs" or "accordance with the needs".
Just be sure that the size of your arrangement(s) is in alignment with the space needs of the table, cautions Livingston.
Presently, in alignment with the permanent need to maximize endurance and payload capacity in unmanned aircraft, the industry faces the demanding challenge to explore new airframe design and manufacturing technologies to reduce the maximum take-off weight.
These interviewers are interpreting personnel alignment with the company's needs to mean sharp alignment with their own personalities; and there are real opportunity costs to this assumption.
Just like the act of indulging in the currently legal substances of alcohol, tobacco and McDonalds cheeseburgers is not in alignment with the practices I need to maintain my health and wellness, marijuana is in the same boat.
Consequently, the performance of harvesting contractors has been the topic of many studies over the years, but few of these have investigated the critical issue of whether contractor performance is in alignment with downstream needs.
Recognition of the business case for greater diversity in top jobs, with visible role models, more balanced teams and greater alignment with community needs.
In the absence of better data, employers look to specific degree programs or institutions as a proxy for quality and alignment with workplace needs.
Support for ECD from HQ and ROs and within COs is considered adequate but there is room for improvement in both UNICEF's vertical alignment with COs' needs and horizontal alignment within COs across office sections.
