"further align" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the act of making something more in line or in agreement with something else. Example: "To achieve our company's goals, we need to further align our marketing strategies with our long-term objectives."
The minute someone makes any effort to further align their work with the organisation's core story, recognise and celebrate it.
In a statement, Mr. Zinberg said his actions "will further align my interests with all of our investors" and "should result" in a higher share price for the company, where bidding starts at $1 for its merchandise.
General Mills, in a step intended to further align its accounts globally, is ending its relationship with the Chicago office of DDB Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, on grocery and dairy brands with billings estimated at $100 million.
Revealed at this week's Detroit Motor Show, four years after it was previewed by the LF-LC concept, the performance coupe kicks off the premium Japanese brand's bid to create a sportier image and further align itself with German competitors BMW and Mercedes.
Using the task adaptation chart, Clara and Hannah identified potential adaptations to further align the task with MEA design features.
This procedure can not only further align the ES fibers but also increase the length of the final rope.
All alignments were further aligned to resequencing data from P. taeda (unpublished data) using the profile-profile option in MUSCLE[ 59, 60].
Next, the reads at each CAL are further aligned using gapped local alignment to identify the best match.
The 3D structures of the compounds were further aligned on Hoechst 33342 using flexible and pharmacophore alignments.
The images were then further aligned and classified by several rounds of multireference alignment (sxmref_ali2d), where only high quality classes were used as references, followed by k-means classification.
The aligner was then retracted and pressing with tweezers on two sides further aligned the microchips.
