The phrase "aligns with the needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something corresponds or fits with specific requirements or demands.
Example: "The new policy aligns with the needs of our diverse workforce, ensuring everyone feels included."
Alternatives: "matches the requirements" or "corresponds to the demands."
"I believe that I can add some real value to the JFA by using my knowledge and experience to take a look at what is happening in local football and I will be working with the executive to develop a long-term strategy that aligns with the needs and desires of football in Jersey".
School districts and educational institutions should communicate so the educational curriculum aligns with the needs of businesses, in order to help students build the skills necessary to fill high-tech positions.
Only one of these paths aligns with the needs of most Americans, and in Georgia's 6th district, voters have an opportunity to take their state and country in a direction that addresses their real life needs.
The study findings provide end-line information to policymakers, which can be used to modify and improve Bangladesh's health system, so that it aligns with the needs of the populations vulnerable to climate-change related health problems.
Despite the fact that initiatives have achieved the goal of reducing wait times for hip and knee replacement surgery, the extent to which this goal and or its measurement truly aligns with the needs of OA patients remains unclear.
Where teaching was closely aligned with the needs of the employer, methods of teaching and learning were also a real strength.
This is why it is safe to assume that the demands of the city are aligned with the needs of the students and parents.
Environmental movements certainly have a role to play in highlighting ecological degradation and its impact on local people, and in some cases the interests of protecting the environment will be perfectly aligned with the needs of the local community.
The white paper was published after legislation on fees had been enacted and, not surprisingly, given the make-up of the advisory board, its tone took as read the prevailing wisdom that universities, if they had any value, were to be much more closely aligned with the needs of the economy, the desperate pursuit of growth.
Such a model is needed when ERP systems are aligned with the needs of the enterprise in which they are implemented.
