The phrase "alignment with the practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conformity or agreement with established methods or standards in a particular field or context.
Example: "Our new policy is designed to ensure alignment with the practices recommended by industry experts."
Alternatives: "conformity to the practices" or "agreement with the practices".
Thus, this tool both clarifies the research-supported elements of best practices for instructor implementation of active learning in the classroom setting and measures instructors' alignment with these practices.
This paper is one attempt to create a tool that both clarifies the research-supported elements of best practices for instructor implementation of active learning in the classroom setting and helps instructors measure their alignment with these practices.
Finally, we discuss the prospect of extending this framework to spatially explicit biogeochemical models (e.g., more effectively connect inshore with offshore areas) along with the benefits for environmental management, such as the optimization of the sampling design of monitoring programs and the alignment with the policy practice of adaptive management.
That is, a shift from an alignment with Confucian traditional pedagogic values, to an alignment with the pedagogic practice of schools and universities in contexts like North America, Australia and Europe.
At this point, the company's structure and systems must be put into alignment with the new management practices that have developed at the periphery.
Research on good language learners is in alignment with the notion on best practice in other professional areas such as business and health care (Norton & Toohey, 2001).
The 36-item multiple-choice instrument used to assess students' content-oriented proficiency was developed by the authors to be in alignment with the QCS course objectives and practices and to require use of a range of cognitive levels (from comprehension to application, analysis, and evaluation) on the part of the successful test-taker.
For the 1837 production (which kept the 1836 date), Patterson ordered that the coins be struck in coin alignment, the opposite of medal alignment, and the practice with current US coins (the two faces both are upright when the coin is rotated about its horizontal axis).
How can my relationship with money come into alignment with the core principles of this practice?
"In fact, we're already seeing governments moving to bring their policies and practices into alignment with the guidelines".
