The phrase "aligns better" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing two or more things to indicate that one is more compatible or suitable than the other.
Example: "This new strategy aligns better with our company's goals than the previous one."
Alternatives: "is more in sync" or "fits better."
At the end of the day, you should do a startup only if it aligns better than your way of being.
There is another choice that aligns better with many individual and cultural values and aspirations for quality of life: palliative care.
When friends tell me Trump's "agenda" or "values" aligns better with their own, it chips away at my trust in how truly they care not just about people like me and my daughter but about us in specific.
As seen in Fig. 3B, the helical subdomain of the PKG Iβ CNBD-A aligns better with the H-form of CNBD-A, which represents the C-subunit bound state.
So, the concept of concordance aligns better within chronic health condition prevention and management settings [ 5, 14].
Imaging at higher magnification and fluorescence intensity analysis, however, show that NIR fluorescence intensity aligns better with the GFP islet signal than autoradiography.
Dr. Baughman said the faster spinning rate in his process -- 70 times as fast as Dr. Poulin's -- probably allowed the nanotubes to align better, increasing toughness.
But it also threatens to overshadow the rest of the generally solid Rebirth project, which repositions Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, Green Arrow and Supergirl so that they align better with DC's various TV and movie projects.
African concerns on most issues will align better with the developing world.
Subsequently, we'll work closely with Creative Commons to come back with programs that align better with our community values.
Adjudicative institutions, however, can be designed to align better the interests of judges with the interests of the designer of the constitution.
