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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a coalition between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a partnership or alliance formed between two or more parties, organizations, or groups.
Example: "The coalition between the two environmental organizations aims to promote sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "an alliance between" or "a partnership between".
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Flynt became an unlikely liberal hero, cementing a coalition between free-speech defenders and pornographers.
Right in one sense – it's a coalition between Cameron's Conservatives and the Eurosceptic right.
A coalition between Labour and the Christian Democrats is also possible.
Another is a coalition between the Party of the Regions and Our Ukraine.
Mr Miliband has already firmly rejected any suggestion of a coalition between Labour and the Nationalists.
In his newspaper commentary, Mr Schüssel said: "A stable government is... still possible, either by a coalition between the Social Democrats and the Freedom party or a coalition between the People's party and the Freedom party".
Some politicians speculate that the center-left in Germany could easily be split between east and west: a coalition between Social Democrats and Greens in the west and a coalition between Social Democrats and the former Communists in the east.
A coalition between New Democracy and Syriza is also an option, though Tsipras is not keen on it.
Yet a coalition between the Musharraf supporters and the religious alliance remains the most likely outcome for a government.
Pakistan Peoples Party officials say a coalition between their two parties would be the strongest and best combination.
It suggests that a coalition between the two left parties could yield 174 seats - tantalisingly close to a majority.
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