The phrase "a large alliance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant or extensive coalition of groups, organizations, or countries working together for a common purpose.
Example: "The conference was attended by representatives from a large alliance of nations committed to combating climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant coalition" or "a vast partnership."
Osorkon II of Egypt, along with a large alliance of nations and peoples, including; Egypt, Persia, Israel, Hamath, Phoenicia/Caanan, the Arabs, Arameans, and neo Hittites among others, engaged in the Battle of Karkar against the powerful Assyrian king Shalmaneser III in 853 BC.
"I believe I have worked on a larger alliance without a positive outcome".
Iraqiya, the bloc of Mr. Maliki's chief rival for prime minister, Ayad Allawi, narrowly won more seats in the parliamentary election in March — 91 to 89 — but has so far been unable to build a larger alliance.
Analysts say the strongest challenge to Mr Maliki's State of Law bloc next month is likely to come from rival Shia factions, rather than a large Sunni alliance.
ConocoPhillips said Monday that its large Alliance and Lake Charles refineries in Louisiana were back on line.
For its part, Mitsubishi wanted to join a larger auto alliance to withstand global competition.
Also on Friday, the country's ever shifting political situation grew more complicated after a Kurdish opposition party announced that it was breaking from a larger Kurdish alliance.
He helps organize their society into a larger defensive alliance of all the North American tribes (the Hodenosaunee League) and shows them how to make their own guns with which to resist the Chinese coming from the West and the Muslims coming from the East.
We have seen how conflicts can begin when there are large alliances".
Although the company can still earn money by licensing some of its technologies to others, it must increasingly work in large alliances to make things happen.
The world has become divided into three large alliances, the Chinese Empire and its colonies, the fractured Muslim world (Dar al-Islam), and the democratic Indian and Hodenosaunee Leagues.
