The phrase "alien occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing extraterrestrial beings or metaphorically to describe a foreign control or influence over a territory or group.
Example: "The novel explores the themes of resistance and survival during an alien occupation of Earth."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial takeover" or "foreign domination".
Here batting seemed an alien occupation and there is no scope in this format for a batsman to bed down for a few overs to recover his touch.
It's a tricky question but probably the best place to start is one of the most influential games of the modern era: Half-Life 2. Set on an Earth in the throes of alien occupation, it established a standard by which countless would-be rivals are still judged over a decade after its release.
A mythical covert government agency of the United States code-named Majestic 12 is often imagined to be the shadow government which collaborates with the alien occupation and permits alien abductions, in exchange for assistance in the development and testing of military "flying saucers" at Area 51, in order for United States armed forces to achieve full-spectrum dominance.
But he was skeptical of triumphalism, and conscious of the dangers of foreign occupation: "Even the lowliest men prefer being subjects to men of their own people rather than to any aliens".
The present study opens a feasible way to obtain the high performance manganese spinel cathode by controlling the lattice site occupation of an alien element and manganese and the formation of low valence manganese surface phases.
But while Greek Americans have some of the strongest ties of any community to their homeland, senior figures have vehemently denounced the organisation for not only being incongruous with Greece's struggle against fascism, during one of Europe's most brutal Nazi occupations, but utterly alien to their own experience as immigrants.
His own guerrilla force, he wrote in his memoir, "Seven Pillars of Wisdom," had "a sophisticated alien enemy, disposed as an army of occupation in an area greater than could be dominated effectively from fortified posts.
Al Qaeda never had a foothold in Iraq until after the U.S. invasion and occupation; its misbegotten preaching of murder was alien to Iraqi society.
Meanwhile, Egyptian resentment of alien rule, administrative innovations, and the growing fiscal burden of military occupation was exacerbated when the Ottoman sultan, Selim III (1789 1807), declared war on France on September 11.
At best, the author follows the course Stephen King takes in "The Tommyknockers" and skims over his protagonist's occupation in order to concentrate on the perilous effects of buried alien spacecraft.
The first in the series is Rakka, an allegory for military occupation in which a human resistance led by Sigourney Weaver fights a brutal alien race equipped with powerful weapons and mind control.
