"alliance about" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what you are trying to convey with this phrase. A more appropriate phrase would be "alliance concerning" or "alliance regarding." Example: The two countries formed an alliance concerning trade agreements.
"We had a fair amount of discussions with Alliance about what was happening with our Enron shares," Mr. Stipanovich said.
This episode is a lesson to the advocates of a progressive alliance about just how hard it will be to turn the concept into something meaningful.
Congressional investigators found that from 2006 to 2008 drug makers had contributed nearly $23 million to the alliance, about three-quarters of its donations, according to The New York Times.
His antics set off raucous bickering in the governing alliance about the conspicuous consumption of a politically networked black elite in a country where the majority of young blacks do not even have jobs.
Although the NATO secretary general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said that "time is of the essence," the tepid response reflected disagreement and confusion within the military alliance about what should be done.
Despite his words of admiration for Paris, the official asked for anonymity because of what he described as extreme sensitivity within the NATO alliance about the role of each country in the war.
We need to remember what Yuri Kochiyama taught us about building multi-racial alliances, about true democracy, about conviction, and about racial progress.
In all, Alliance had about 106 million shares of WorldCom at the end of last year.
The Downtown Alliance contributed about 50 workers to aid the Sanitation Department employees cleaning up after the parade.
US companies ConocoPhillips and Fluor Corp have formed an alliance to bring about the development, design and construction of new projects that make use of ConocoPhillips' E-Gas technology.
His organization is an alliance of about 17 horsemen's groups covering more than 45 racetracks.
