The phrase "alliance driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, strategies, or policies that are motivated or influenced by alliances between groups or organizations.
Example: "The company's alliance-driven approach has led to numerous successful partnerships and collaborations in the industry."
Alternatives: "partnership-oriented" or "collaboration-focused".
On a recent afternoon, Michael Oliva, the Mid-Atlantic coordinator for the East Coast Greenway Alliance, drove with a reporter along Westchester Avenue.
They all operate in what looks like an early Gibson-type world, one dominated by transnational corporations, with a heavy Japanese influence, a near-future economy shaped by shifting alliances, driven by ideas and secrets.
For the first time, the United States has taken a secondary role -- "leading from behind," if "leading" is even the right word -- in a war prosecuted by the NATO alliance and driven by Britain and France, the two strongest military powers in Europe.
The alliance was driven out of Kabul by the Taliban in 1996 and is dominated by ethnic groups -- Uzbek, Tajik and Hazara -- that are traditional rivals of the Pashtuns, the dominant ethnic group in southern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan.
Besides this wayward lass, the alliance is driven by dead-enders who are angry that the I.R.A. has given up the fight, and who somehow believe that the car bombs they build for Al Qaeda will send a message to the hated British.
The hard work of thousands of volunteers and a few staff of the support organization, the East Coast Greenway Alliance, has driven strong greenway growth.
This ultimately underscores the reality of Israel and Saudi Arabia's tacit alliance, largely driven by their mutual interest in countering Iran's influence in the Arab world, and Tehran's presumed nuclear weapons ambitions.
These alliances have driven deep wedges in this crossroads city, where the two ancient superhighways of the Sahara — the fabled caravan route and the Niger River — meet, bringing travelers from far and wide who have long found ways to live together in relative peace.
Analysts said that while a shared fear of Mr. Hashimoto could pressure Democratic and Liberal Democratic leaders to cooperate, such an alliance might drive voters and even disgruntled lawmakers to support him.
The 2007 Open Handset Alliance helped drive Google's mobile OS from new-kid-on-the-block to dominant force in smartphones.
