The phrase "most aligned with" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to indicate that something is in agreement with or fits in with something else. For example, "This policy is most aligned with our company's long-term goals."
"I voted for Nader because he was most aligned with my values," she said.
"We don't really do anything else other than selling music, so we're the most aligned with the music industry," he said.
"We don't really do anything else other than selling music, so we're the most aligned with the music industry," Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek recently told the Guardian.
Corbyn's leadership rival Liz Kendall, who is considered to be the most aligned with the politics of Blair, said the comments demonstrated that there was "nothing new about Corbyn's politics".
Mr. Buisson has urged Mr. Sarkozy not to change strategy, and according to Le Figaro, the daily newspaper most aligned with the president, Mr. Sarkozy has so far decided to stay the course.
The central theme of his campaign has been insulting Khan and presenting himself as the candidate most aligned with Jeremy Corbyn – an intriguing strategy, given that a Khan victory might be the Labour leader's sole reason for good cheer after May 5, given his party's gloomy prospects in elections due elsewhere in the UK on the same day.
Quantitative analyses indicated that the treatments most strongly endorsed were those most closely aligned with conventional medicine, notably tablets.
The more depressing truth seems to be that for all their aspirations for transcendent truth and higher purpose, religions behave like any other worldly individual or organisation and end up doing what protects their secular interests, not what most aligns with their values.
Comrade Chinx, most notably, aligned with the administration, performing a type of officially sanctioned chimurenga.
With 60 votes (including those of two independents) now most likely aligned with the Democrats, the party could avoid filibusters.
In Missouri, three Republicans are fighting to portray themselves as the candidate most strongly aligned with Tea Party values.
