The phrase "a security alliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a formal agreement or partnership between countries or organizations for mutual defense and security purposes.
Example: "The two nations entered into a security alliance to strengthen their defense capabilities against potential threats."
Alternatives: "a defense partnership" or "a military coalition."
Concluding a security alliance with Australia would also presumably be high on his to-do list.
It seeks closer ties with democratic India and recently formalised a security alliance of sorts, only Japan's second, with Australia.
But even though NATO is a security alliance and the EU is not, the applicants feel that membership of the EU confers an extra level of security.
On Thursday, China and four other countries meeting with Russia for the annual summit meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a security alliance, declined to back Russia's military action in a joint communiqué.
Pro-American countries in Asia, such as South Korea, reacted nervously to the potential threat to a security alliance that has helped preserve peace in the region for decades and acts as a counterweight to a strong China.Naoto Kan's government has reaffirmed its support for the alliance with America.
Were the Typhoon to win, it would be the first time, at least since Japan and America signed a security alliance in 1960, that Japan had awarded a jet fighter contract to a non-American firm.In this section Snake country Dogfight over the archipelago Fatally flawed The outsider Lone sharks Sledgehammers and stunned fish ReprintsHistorical precedent argues against this.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a regional security alliance intended loosely as a counterweight to NATO, met in an expanded format with many Eurasian nations holding observer status.
"Privacy and identity management become a lot more important," he says, noting that a recent security alliance between IBM and Cisco Systems takes things even further, so that the network itself can manage identities of things like cars or washing machines that are increasingly wired in.
The future French president Charles de Gaulle criticized the UN, famously calling it a machin ("contraption"), and was not convinced that a global security alliance would help maintain world peace, preferring direct defence treaties between countries.
At a summit meeting in Uzbekistan of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a regional security alliance, President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia and President Hu Jintao of China vowed to support Kyrgyzstan's provisional government in restoring order.
Its amendment on the islands reaffirms Washington's commitment to a bilateral security alliance with Tokyo, and says in part, "The unilateral actions of a third party will not affect the United States acknowledgement" of Tokyo's de facto control of the islands.
