The phrase "alike including" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey similarity or inclusion, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The two reports are alike, including their conclusions."
Alternatives: "similar to" or "as well as".
They were supported by political colleagues and opponents alike, including the influential Tory backbencher, Graham Brady.
Only then can true peace and reconciliation be realized for Vietnamese and Americans alike, including Bob Kerrey.
Last August, at a performance of Edward Bond's Eleven Vests, cast and audience alike (including children) were all arrested.
Among the leaders in moving away from the old policies are blue states and red states alike, including New York and Texas.
Its second version has become the most fully ecumenical of Christian creeds, accepted in East and West alike, including the major Protestant bodies.
There are even pictures taken by combatants themselves, antigovernment guerrillas and government troops alike, including one by T. E. Lawrence, a k a Lawrence of Arabia.
Preparation for wars of self-defense, such as a possible conflict with Russia, would remain a responsibility of all allies alike, including the United States.
Mr. Miller counted among his close friends athletes, owners and peers alike, including Giants owner Wellington Mara and the late Giants General Manager George Young.
Fans and scientists alike, including Edward M. Purcell, a Nobel laureate in physics, and Stephen Jay Gould, the evolutionary biologist, have described the streak as well-nigh impossible.
We spent our two hours of pregame at the bar, making friends with Giants and Packers fans alike, including a Packers fan wearing a Greg Jennings jersey who rode the bull while wearing a crown made of plastic foam cheese.
He created large collages of maps, manuscript pages, and photographs taken from many sources, high and low alike, including his beloved Nympha figure, and arrayed them on black linen screens.
