The phrase "better alignment between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that two things or ideas need to be combined in a more effective way. For example, "We need to work on better alignment between our long-term and short-term goals."
The process vs product engineering concept is proposed as one of the means to achieve a better alignment between the curriculum and industry needs.
"It will help us move toward a better business model, a more competitive league, and better alignment between compensation and performance," Stern said after 25 of the league's 30 owners approved the deal.
Van Kesteren says this will create "better alignment between what the schools offer and what the students get out of it," and will create revolving loyalty; the more universities invest in students, the more students are able to pay back to the universities, which can then re-invest in future alumni.
FFI is designed to reveal new organizational knowledge both for managers and subordinates, which can lead to better alignment between employees' needs and organizational practices, and to improved relationships by enabling both parties to feel more positive about themselves and about each other.
This is great news for employees who seek better alignment between work and life.
Better alignment between data requests from regulatory authorities and health technology assessment bodies is strongly recommended.
It both uses existing models and introduces or refines existing ones to dispose of a method ensuring better alignment and traceability between the business and the IT system.
In order to increase the use of relevant and useful information on climate change to inform decision-making around responses to climate impacts and risks, a better alignment is needed between what scientists perceive as useful evidence and what end-users consider to be usable (Lemos et al., 2012).
Third, while it is not clear that hedge fund activism harms the long-term-value of the firm, it is generally accepted that activist shareholders reduce managerial agency costs, and therefore lead to a better alignment of incentives between managers and investors.
We show that RPE allows for a better alignment of interests between shareholders and managers, thereby reducing agency costs and rendering firms more productive; but it also leads managers disproportionately to choose investments that are correlated across firms, thus increasing systemic risk.
If a missed read had loci with better alignment scores than its alignment between a pre-miRNA or more than 100 loci of the same alignment scores as its alignment between a pre-miRNA, it was neglected.
