The phrase "as a realignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in strategy, approach, or structure within an organization or system.
Example: "The company is undergoing significant changes, and we are implementing new policies as a realignment of our goals."
Alternatives: "as a restructuring" or "as a shift in strategy".
David Cameron, who played no part in the Scottish Conservative campaign, hailed Davidson's victory as a realignment of Scottish politics.
These love-battered songs, with chugging beats, strummy distortion and lyrics as bluish-black as a bruise, don't suggest a retrenchment so much as a realignment, as if Best Coast had absorbed its lessons and figured out what to leave behind.
Tehran's long-held wish to play a part in the conflict, and thus come in further from the diplomatic cold, may be fulfilled as a realignment begins to take shape between Russia and the West in the effort to defeat the extremist Islamist group.
Simon-Vandenbergen (2003: 224) suggested that lexical metaphor involves "a remapping of meaning onto form" and interpreted this as a realignment of two strata within the linguistic system.
He will remain at the club as director of football administration in what an official club statement referred to as "a realignment of duties" and he will help find a replacement for Mel, Albion's second managerial casualty of the season, following the departure of Steve Clarke in December.
The total of M-45 was converted to M-95 in 1934 as a realignment near Witch Lake is completed.
Two Florida State League clubs, St . Petersburgand Kissimmee, will cease operations after this season as part of a Class A realignment.
Our investigations showed a direct response of the bone nanostructure after as little as 1 month with a realignment of nano-sized bone mineral platelets along the bone implant interface.
A3 U.S. Relocating Seoul Troops The United States and South Korea reached a formal agreement on a plan to move all American military forces in downtown Seoul to bases south of the city as part of a realignment of troops on the peninsula.
Avon Products said yesterday that it would phase out its plant in Suffern, N.Y., over the next 12 months as part of a realignment of manufacturing operations in the United States.
As part of a realignment within the Interpublic Group of Companies, Zentropy Partners in Cambridge, Mass., which offers online marketing communications, named Michael Tey, 43, chief engagement officer, as president, taking over duties that had been handled by John Connors III, who was chief executive.
