に合わせて means "to fit", "in time with": someone adjusts what they do so that it matches something else. It follows a noun and comes from , "to make match".
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I dance in time with the music.
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I talk at the other person's level.
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We change the menu to suit the season.
Before a noun, the form is に合わせた.
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We serve food tailored to each guest's taste.
に合わせて or に合った
is transitive: someone does the adjusting. Its partner
is intransitive: a thing simply fits. So に合った describes something that already suits, and it goes before a noun.
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I'm looking for a job that suits me.
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Choose clothes that fit you.
The same budget gives two sentences: one where you shape the plan to it, one where you find a hotel that already fits it.
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I made the plan to fit the budget.
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I found a hotel that fits the budget.