The phrase "aligns it to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something is adjusted or positioned in relation to another element or standard.
Example: "The new policy aligns it to the company's core values, ensuring consistency across all departments."
Alternatives: "aligns it with" or "positions it to".
That is, given a target protein sequence, we can predict its 3D structure by aligning it to structurally similar protein structures in PDB.
We translated each ORF sequence into its corresponding protein and aligned it to three protein databases — Refseq, human-nr, and full-nr — in an iterative, subtractive fashion using BLASTP (see Methods).
A custom pipeline was written in Bash/Perl to assemble the identified N. intermedia data and align it to the three-way alignments on a gene-by-gene basis.
Wei et al. [ 19] generated a sequence-ready physical map of maize and aligned it to the genome of rice, revealing its complex evolutionary history.
The 3′adaptor was removed by aligning it to the read, allowing one or two mismatches in prefix alignments of at least seven or ten bases, respectively.
Devise a portfolio that measures and limits the amount of risk you can afford to take, align it to your specific goals — college financing, retirement, estate building — and leave it alone.
Her Christmas homily dwells on the goodness, both physical and spiritual, that sports can promote — but in aligning it to the Christian faith, it fails to address the world.
Thus, it needed to develop an effective approach by effective metrics and align it to value metrics in supply chain.
Meanwhile, on cybersecurity, the EC says it will review the EU Cybersecurity Strategy and the mandate of the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security by September to align it to the new EU-wide framework on cybersecurity.
