The phrase "alliance based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a partnership or relationship that is founded on specific principles, values, or agreements.
Example: "The alliance based on mutual respect and shared goals has strengthened our collaboration."
Alternatives: "partnership founded on" or "coalition built on".
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO ; ; ), also called the North Atlantic Alliance, is an intergovernmental military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty which was signed on 4 April 1949.
This anti-Syrian sentiment has forged an alliance based on personal and national interests.
As non-Arabs, they had once built an alliance based on being outsiders.
"The Department of Homeland Security chose the Accenture-led Smart Border Alliance based on cost, capability and management criteria.
During its first two centuries Lithuania's political union with Poland consisted of a loose alliance based on a joint ruler.
So, because Sarkozy wants to be seen as a convinced European, he must normalise France's relations with a new alliance based on two pillars - European and American.
Nations have alliances, based on short-term strategic or economic interests.
As former regional partners such as Egypt undergo their own political struggles, British officials place an increasingly high premium on alliances based on trust and deep historical roots.
Rich Southern planters also summered in cooler locales like Boston, Newport, R.I., and Saratoga, N.Y., where marriages and other relationships between wealthy Southerners and Northerners reinforced business alliances based on cotton.
As a result, the Manila government must deal with a complex web of myriad groups — either through negotiations or the use of force — that have repeatedly changed alliances based on clan loyalties or charismatic leaders.
There are two factors that make the 2014 election different from a past when the hazy projection of a leader and "pro-people" policies blended with complex social alliances based on caste, religion and kinship to produce an eventual winner – in most cases, the 128-year-old Congress party.
