"bring in line" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to say that someone or something should be made to conform to an accepted standard or set of rules. For example: "Since the new policies were put in place, we need to ensure that all employees are brought in line with them."
"It is not without reason that Facebook has its European headquarters in Ireland," Ms. Merkel said, pointing to a company that Germany's data security officials are trying hard to bring in line with the country's data privacy regulations, which are stricter than most in the Union.
It stresses the use of available biomass, which is supposed to bring in line available natural resources and social structures, as well as climate and environmental goals.
It was a corrupt police force — one that he was trying to bring in line — on an unchecked rampage.
Explicit analysis of individual steps of infection can help bring in line theoretical models and data concerning the entire infection.
This frame is adopted almost by default in most questions of technology implementation as it falls easy to bring in line with conventional cost-benefit analyses and other economic tools usually prevalent in technology policy.
Sometimes peer support was conceptualised as necessitating a shared experience of motherhood in the context of a specific illness or adverse social circumstances, with the unique understanding that shared experience could bring, in line with the understanding of 'peers' in other fields such as mental health [ 5, 32].
While that's one revenue stream, Robins also says that future additions to the product could bring in-line advertising, and while the mobile and web site products will remain separate, he believes there's opportunity in acquiring users on Big Ballers and then being able to cross-sell them to DraftKings for added user growth.
N.R.C. calculations need to be brought in line with those of other agencies.
The joint European research project ELVA brings in line technology options and customer expectations for third generation electric vehicles.
