I don't think that is a good solution because one note might have the misaligned sample in slot 4, another note might have one in slot 2, and you'd be giving those up accross all notes even if those are perfectly fine. Also this only works with the single articulation because the multi doesn't have the RR slots exposed afaik.
Imho the way to work around this is to hit the RR reset key at the start of every midi clip and then - by ear - shift the problematic notes off the grid to make it sound as if they are on the grid. This works with the multi too.
The downside is, that with the next update when they fix these flaws, it will sound off again. Or maybe it doesn't if they can fix it in just the instrument files without touching the sample content, and distribute them in a v 1.3 folder so that both old and new can co-exist. I think that would be the way to go.
Alternatively to hitting the RR reset key every time, you can set the "new note resets RR" option to on and make the timer low enough to produce predictable results, but I'm leaning towards the manual method.