The phrase "allegiance based" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is determined or influenced by allegiance, such as loyalty to a group or cause.
Example: "The organization's policies are allegiance based, prioritizing the interests of its loyal members."
Alternatives: "loyalty-driven" or "affiliation-based."
It was an unthinking allegiance based on personal connections.
Economic imperatives explained why individuals have switched membership and allegiance based on salaries, resources and the regularity of payment.
But an allegiance based entirely on first-hand exposure one night in 1969 to the golden aura of Gianni Rivera still survives, somehow.
It's a cunning manoeuvre, this very precise branch of ad hominem attack, but it's essentially anti-intellectual – there's no room for ideas, all you have is tribal allegiance based on your financial circumstance.
Thrivent has successfully combined allegiance based on values with action on the ground.
Allegiance, based in Dallas, is in the business of undercutting established Bell companies on local phone service.
Brazil has more than a dozen political parties; many regularly shift allegiances based on offers of cabinet posts, money for pet projects and other forms of patronage.
In our current literary culture, we're used to encountering allegiances based upon a writer's gender or race or sexual orientation, but ties of geography are generally far less compelling.
Maybe the 3 D makes it worth, but I'd be surprised if people switch allegiances based just on that".
This passionate allegiance is based largely on studies done at the California-based Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories in the late 1990s and early 2000s that purportedly showed the efficacy of using white reflective roofing anywhere, including northern climates.
In the assembly the gods conferred absolute authority on Marduk, tested it by seeing whether his word of command alone could destroy a constellation and then again make it whole, hailed him king, and set him on the road of "security and obedience," a formula of allegiance that based his power and authority on the pressing need for protection of the moment.
