The phrase "everything is lined up" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that all the items, tasks, or pieces of a plan have been arranged in order and are ready to be executed. For example: "Everything is lined up for the launch of the product next week, so all that's left is to push the button!".
Everything is lined up, in fact, except the money.
At the G-20 summit meeting in Toronto in June, Mr. Obama told Mr. Lee that he would "make sure everything is lined up properly by the time I visit Korea in November".
They work hard when they come here and sometimes you can see them at their very best because everything is lined up for a great production, not just a great performance.
At those times, everything is lined up, and there is nothing that's disconnected from our Spirit.
What's the point?" Jessica stands back and appraises her work, makes sure everything is lined up, orderly.
Once everything is lined up, fold and crease.
Everything is lining up behind immigration reform, including Rubio, debatably the only rising star in the Republican Party other than New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie who has any hope of appealing to moderates and independents.
Everything's lined up for you to embark on a prosperous career here.
"Everything was lined up for a great race, but the tightness in my hip during warm-up couldn't be ignored".
"Everything was lined up during Obama's visit to have an extraordinary advancement, and now that has been put into question because of the intensity of Barack Obama's international and national problems, as well as Mexico's problems," said Rafael Fernández de Castro, an expert on United States-Mexico relations at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico.
"Everything was lined up for a great race but the tightness in my hip during warm-up couldn't be ignored.
