The phrase "alliance in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of partnership or collaboration that involves specific conditions or characteristics.
Example: "The alliance in which both companies share resources has proven to be beneficial for their growth."
Alternatives: "partnership that involves" or "collaboration where".
He warned of a two-tiered alliance in which some allies could fight, and some really could not.
One was a marketing alliance in which the two companies agreed to advertise each other's Internet, phone and television offerings.
It is a multipolar alliance in which relations between big and small countries are defined by binding rules.
In December 1943 Beneš visited Moscow and signed a 20-year treaty of alliance, in which the Soviets recognized Czechoslovakia's pre-Munich agreement borders.
In May, Yahoo! and eBay struck an alliance in which eBay will use technology from Yahoo! to place advertisements on its auction site.
The two men forged a business alliance in which Rolls would have the exclusive right to sell Royce's cars, which would bear the name Rolls-Royce.
For alliances in which partners had overlapping geographic positions, it was 25%.
Such flexibility is achieved through business alliances in which resources are integrated and shared in real time and the actions of members are unified.
This is not a single, rigid entity; it is a collection of several interlinked alliances, in which different countries contribute different things to different operations.
Yemeni politics is notoriously complicated and exotic, with shifting alliances in which former enemies embrace and old friends make strenuous efforts to kill each other.
The way to resolve the problem may be neither through consortia nor do-it-yourself bundling but through alliances in which the consultancies do the bundling to order.The market for the best IT companies' services will continue to expand.
