The phrase "aligns more closely" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing two or more things to indicate that one is more in agreement or harmony with another.
Example: "The new policy aligns more closely with our company's values than the previous one."
Alternatives: "is more in line with" or "corresponds better to".
However, in sequence alignments, this truncated protein aligns more closely with the full-sized S. moellendofrii CstF64 orthologs than with the At1g73840-like proteins (Additional file 2: Figure S3).
Cloud computing is fundamentally shifting the enterprise network from fixed, data-centric server technologies to a flexible, application-driven, dispersed network that aligns more closely to business needs.
Overall, the results suggest that urban expansion in Western China may not fit models of urban development based on U.S.-European cities, but aligns more closely with new models based on Chinese coastal cities.
We're allowing restaurants a multitude of ways to display calorie information in a way that aligns more closely with their current business models and doesn't require them to undertake costly renovations.
While the United States is eager to beef up Iraq's military, at least in part as a hedge against Iranian influence, there are also fears that the move could backfire if the Baghdad government ultimately aligns more closely with the Shiite theocracy in Tehran than with Washington.
"So it's important to move to a system that aligns more closely to the growth of our economy". This year, 30,000 Medicaid patients — like Greenwood — have transitioned into the experimental model through a pilot run by the accountable care organization OneCare Vermont.
If a read was from the plus strand, the alignment against the original sequence was closer, whereas a minus strand read aligned more closely with the reverse complement.
The two films align more closely in their third acts, with the protagonists' reaching the end of their respective journeys.
