The phrase "realignment toward" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means a shift or change in direction or focus. Example: The company announced a realignment toward sustainability, with plans to reduce their carbon footprint by 50% in the next five years.
The realignment toward the G.O.P., just as in the South, happened first at the presidential level and then in state and local races.
If the G.O.P. is to succeed in rebuilding its broken party, it needs to move past a failed plan for party realignment toward the extreme and revive its broad appeal to its true moderate majority.
One-quarter of the three states' 47 House members have been replaced in the last two elections, a result of a spate of retirements and the region's steady realignment toward the Democratic Party.
The wholesale reduction of strategic nuclear weapons announced today may help sustain the slow-motion momentum of Russia's realignment toward the West, and it may give the architect of that realignment, President Vladimir V. Putin, a marginal political lift at home.
Tagliabue also said the 2002 schedule would be the first step toward realignment.
Let's review the results on a conference-by-conference basis with an eye toward realignment.
Findings of this paper are valuable inputs to nursing educators, practitioners, and administrators in initiating realignment efforts geared toward developing nurses whose knowledge, skills and attitudes are responsive to the ever changing professional practice landscape.
West Virginia, for instance, was an independent for most of its history until 1990 and if it were an odd-team-out under realignment it could look toward that option again.
The Calpis acquisition marks "a positive move toward industry realignment," Ritsuko Tsunoda, an analyst at JPMorgan Securities Japan, wrote in a research note last month after Asahi first announced it was negotiating a deal with Ajinomoto, which has held a majority stake in Calpis since 1990.
The world's religions were plagued in 2008 by division and strife including clashes between Christians, Hindus, and Muslims in India and further moves toward the realignment of the worldwide Anglican Communion yet ecumenical efforts continued; and the influence of religion on politics was demonstrated in France, Turkey, South Korea, and the United States.
The hypocrisy across the board in the rush toward conference realignment has been breathtaking, a fine example set by university presidents and athletic directors for students on how to disavow one's word and governing rules, not to mention the sanctity of a contract.
