"not aligning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe two objects, ideas, or points of view that lack harmony with each other. For example, "The two sides of the debate were not aligning on the important issues."
But he also warned that the government was not aligning its policies with the advice of the statutory Committee on Climate Change.
"By not aligning the RBS investments with the goals of the green investment bank, the Treasury is effectively throwing good money after bad".
The groups are not aligning themselves with either of the two major political parties but have timed the letter to build a debate ahead of the Republican and Democratic conventions in July.
I'm not aligning myself with anybody.' He pats me on the knee and says, 'O.K., just meditate.' " Baliga returned to the United States and signed up for an intensive 10-day meditation course.
Obviously, not aligning with any of the superpower military alliances of the Cold War era was one of the stated objectives of the movement.
But they're not aligning their singing with each other to come across as larger or louder, a new study finds; each male is trying to beat out the others to be the first by mere milliseconds to hit a note.
Cracks in the earth are not aligned with borders.
This is what happens when climate change policy is not aligned with energy sector policy and when state policy is not aligned with federal policy.
"This was not a square intersection and the lanes were not aligned," former Mayor Pierce Hance explained.
In contrast to development finance, the incentives of potential lenders and borrowers are not aligned.
Cursive is more regular; printed letters are not aligned or shaped so consistently.
