The phrase "alliance command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military, organizational, or cooperative structures where multiple parties work together under a unified command.
Example: "The alliance command issued new directives to enhance cooperation among member nations during the joint exercise."
Alternatives: "coalition command" or "joint command".
A radar station in Turkey will become permanently under alliance command.
The NATO headquarters for northern Europe was located at Kolsås, near Oslo, until the alliance command structure was reorganized in 1994.
She said she expected unanimous agreement among NATO's 29 members on proposals to reform the alliance command structure, increase readiness for possible threats from Russia on NATO's eastern flank, add a new training mission for Iraq and increase counterterrorism efforts in Afghanistan.
The Battle of Djerba was fought off the coast of Tunisia between the fleets of the Ottoman Empire and a Spanish-led alliance, commanded by the Genoese admiral, Giovanni Andrea Doria.
After the end of the cold war with the collapse of the Soviet Union, then the absorption of new NATO members and alliance commands at the base, followed by almost 10 years of preparation and a dwindling military presence, power was passing forever from Heidelberg.
From August 17th Brazilian television and radio stations must start running free political advertising, with more time going to candidates whose alliances command more seats in Congress.
The Patriot batteries in Turkey will be linked to NATO's air defense system and will be under the alliance's command and control.
The resulting alliance would command 22% of the world car market, twice as much as its nearest rival.
So vessels under the alliance's command (except British and American ones) can only "protect and deter".Practical considerations count too.
Ten thousand alliance troops commanded by Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, who recently rejoined the alliance, control an island of mountainous territory south of that city.
However, countries are dipping in and out of Nato command, withdrawing "air assets" for national operations before returning them to alliance control.
