The phrase "alike rely" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a meaning related to similarity and dependence, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "People alike rely on technology for daily tasks."
Alternatives: "similarly depend" or "equally rely".
Artists and scientists alike rely on visual representations of worlds both visible and invisible.
Internal and external consultants alike rely on a variety of consulting tools to diagnose organizational problems, and identify and evaluate potential solutions.
But illegally produced foods, regardless of the craftsmanship they may embody, present a significant risk of food-borne illnesses, a risk that would be much greater without safeguards.Food producers and consumers alike rely on government to give the safety stamp of approval.
Yet doctors and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration alike rely almost entirely on information from drug company studies in making their decisions.
The transportation of freight throughout the country has a huge effect on Britain's economy, and both large and small businesses alike rely daily on the collection and transportation of goods.
Moreover, public and private breeders alike rely on traditionally non-proprietary materials that have been, and still may be, accessed through the international agricultural research community under the umbrella of the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research CGIARR).
Military and civilian campaigns alike relied on oppressive and exclusionary tactics to uphold these urgent patriotic projects.
Removed from the regimental command center and its communications antennae, officer and private alike relied on a handful of short-wave radios for the hourly BBC updates.
But during World War II, the soldiers and the public alike relied on reporters like Ernie Pyle (1900-1945).
In romance novels, these scenes are pretty much all alike, relying on an unfortunate mixture of strained metaphors and graphic anatomical detail.
Perhaps that's because male friendship and male acquaintance look remarkably alike – both rely on a strict protocol of nonchalance – or maybe it's because Andy is a very good actor.
