The phrase "alignment with the principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conformity or agreement with established guidelines, values, or standards.
Example: "The project's success is largely due to its alignment with the principles of sustainability and ethical practices."
Alternatives: "conformity to the principles" or "agreement with the principles".
(ix) Publicly disclose alignment with the principles annually and publicly disclose regular independent verification of the extent of alignment.
When we live in alignment with the principles of Optimal Living, we flourish as human beings and live with more happiness, meaning and mojo.
The conceptual framework for the CKD Patient Navigator Program was to have a more proactive prepared patient and care team in alignment with the principles of the chronic care model [ 25] [Figure 1].
The challenge lies in achieving a balance between the delivery of project objectives and their alignment with the emerging principles of sustainable design which seek to provide an appropriate and satisfactory environmental and financial performance whilst delivering social benefits.
How can my relationship with money come into alignment with the core principles of this practice?
LibraryWeb, Hours Manager, CUL Blogs, and most of CUL's existing web properties are already designed in alignment with these principles, but CUL's online presence is increasingly diversified with new web applications, collaborative blogs, hosted services, and other web initiatives.
Berwick'a alignment with integrative principles became apparent in a presentation at the National Academy of Sciences in late February 2009.
Our analysis resulted in a systematic classification of programming games according to their alignment with instructional principles and their positioning on a playing-versus-programming spectrum.
The New York PSAT has the strongest alignment with the relational elements of the AMP principles adopted in this paper while VicHealth and Nuffield tools showed greatest alignment with the process elements in the chosen principles.
Lean has two guiding principles: never-ending alignment with the customer, and a never-ending quest to identify and solve problems.
For decades after World War II, as the modern international order was established, the United States stood in alignment with the world by restrictively interpreting "sovereign immunity," the principle that people generally cannot sue governments.
