The phrase "in line with the environment" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is in agreement or accordance with the environment. For example, "The company is taking steps to become more sustainable and energy efficient, in line with the environment."
"It's the same brands and labels but they've engineered the process to get the price points more in line with the outlet environment," said Mr. Stern.
The presence of Alq3 broadens the NMR peak, in line with the heterogeneous environment of the aluminium.
In addition, it was possible to reduce the size of the nitrogen generator, and make the nitrogen generator more in line with the underground environment; (3) The activated carbon filtering method was used with the combination of C, T and A three-stage fine filtrations.
In line with the study environment and with reference to other similar studies [ 1, 27], the socioeconomic status of each household was assessed using an index calculated on the basis of weighted categories (Table 1).
The D3 protein is primarily located in the plasma membrane and although extracellular catalytic activity of D3 has been proposed [ 11], intracellular TH appears to be the principal substrate for D3 and this is in line with the reducing environment required for activity [ 12].
In this case, a high variation within species would be expected in line with the different environments in which these species evolve.
In Grade 9, the greater focus on Procedural Knowledge Focus is in line with the high stakes environment that Grade 9 teachers and students are entrenched in, requiring students to learn - at least a year early from the Grade 10 national examinations - procedures and practice skills that are necessary to perform well in the high stakes mathematics examination.
Therefore, Therapists should be supported in the clinical setting with the provision of oral health products (fluoride toothpaste and tooth brush) to issue to patients for home-care use in line with the Ottawa Charter 'supportive environment' principle [ 46].
For example, when Lean leads to downsizing [ 9], the effects are likely to be very different from those expected from an integrated Lean approach in line with the broader socio-technical environment [ 10].
