"aligns neatly" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is organized or arranged in an orderly and attractive way. For example, "The books in the library are arranged on the shelves so that they all align neatly."
In this case, though, the relative standing of the Republican opponents against Obama aligns neatly with their perceived ideology.
When it comes to stopping Ebola, the rich world's self-interest aligns neatly with the needs of the developing world.
Occasionally, though, their hunt for profit aligns neatly with calls for greater financial openness by campaigners, winning the rapacious funds unlikely admirers.
As a candidate, Donald Trump pledged to "drain the swamp" of special interests, but Thursday's vote aligns neatly with the Trump administration's demonstrated disdain for financial regulation.
The latest science shows that the challenge of averting the coming catastrophe of an overheated planet aligns neatly with the fight against the daily catastrophe of this air pollution.
Ginger's transformation into a blood-thirsty creature aligns neatly with her ascent into womanhood, turning what could've been a run-of-the-mill scream fest into a sharp commentary on growing up in suburbia as a girl — just make sure you're not too squeamish about movie blood.
The stars have aligned neatly for Mr Rajoy.
You want the 2nd fold to align neatly with the first one.
They align neatly with consumers' growing demand for traceability and transparency in the goods they buy.
Some of Google's new initiatives align neatly with the company's overall commercial goals.
The front gardens are bright and fresh, and the parked cars align neatly, none too far from the curb.
