The phrase "and harmonisation with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the alignment or agreement of policies, standards, or practices with one another.
Example: "The committee focused on developing new regulations and harmonisation with existing international standards."
Alternatives: "and alignment with" or "and coordination with".
Only Mr Stoiber knew early on what portfolio he would get: the economics ministry, which will be extended to include technology and harmonisation with the European Union.
To serve as a forum for networking, knowledge and information exchange and dissemination, providing a substantial contribution to Serbian/Western Balkan Countries societies in the processes of transposition of and harmonisation with the EU environmental legislation, policy and practice.
The partnership movement should continue to be based on values of local ownership and alignment; however the issues of fragmentation and harmonisation with other development activities are challenging to the smaller scale non-programmatic IHPs.
As a result of a successful SWAp in Kyrgyzstan, the alignment and harmonisation with government policies in the health sector has been improved, and use of country systems have been increased from 3% in 2005 to 14% in 2007 888); the health sector attracted more donor funds than ever (56).
Validation projects and harmonisation efforts with regard to this topic should therefore be initiated within the Watchtower project.
It would afford much better opportunities for study and potential harmonisation with landowners.
They identified the barriers to scaling up as: lack of policy clarity on the introduction of VIA and its harmonisation with the long existing Pap smear program, inadequate preparation for the 116-Day campaign, and a low awareness of the need for the service in the target population.
Legal statutory support of the work for better co-ordination and harmonisation of actions with law enforcement offices and medical institutions is necessary.
While the revolutionary promise of SWAps was not fully realised, the persuasiveness of its central arguments for local leadership, alignment with local policy, and harmonisation of procedures have endured in national level coordination mechanisms [ 1].
The first step for the required social dialogue is to search for local customs for harmonisation with ethical and legal regulations, as well as the interests of physicians and patients.
The HRS and ELSA studies, and more recently the World Health Organization's (WHO) multi-country Study on global AGEing and adult health (SAGE), have also been used as the basis for harmonisation with other national studies and many cross-national comparisons.
