The phrase "alliance architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, planning, or structuring partnerships or collaborations between organizations or entities.
Example: "The alliance architecture we developed has significantly improved our collaborative efforts and resource sharing."
Alternatives: "partnership framework" or "collaboration structure".
In its citation, the institute said Sea Ranch was "profoundly conscious of the natural drama of its coastal site" and had "formed an alliance of architecture and nature that has inspired and captivated a generation of architects".
For the 2015 competition, Times Square Alliance partnered with The Architectural League of New York and invited architecture and design firms to submit proposals.
The commission replied in a letter that it would take the 1940 building "under consideration," said John Jurayj, co-chairman of a preservationist alliance known as the Modern Architecture Working Group.
The loss of China, the stalemate in Korea, and the corruption and the domestic upheavals of the late forties and early fifties now seem secondary to the international architecture — the NATO alliance, the doctrine of containment, the legitimacy of democracies as a counter-force to Communism — that Truman left in place.
A model is proposed and tested to highlight the role of these operational issues associated with relationship architecture on strategic alliance formation and on supply chain performance.
If cloud computing follows the dynamics of the social media buildout, it's likely we'll see an Open Social-like alliance of vendors around an open architecture.
The article discusses the evolving organizational architecture of these R&D alliances, utilizing several case studies, and seeks to draw comparisons between these institutional innovations in Taiwan and established collaborative arrangements in the USA, Japan and Europe.
The company also has a strategic alliance with Siemens to build next generation architecture for Siemens DSL-enabled EWSDD, the most widely sold switching system in the world.
"All four projects will be developed combining the best platform architectures and technologies from the alliance partners," they said in a joint statement.
Parallel to this architecture is the bilateral military alliances led by the U.S., which is a legacy of the Cold War.
