The phrase "alliance moves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing strategic actions or decisions made by a coalition or partnership, often in political, military, or business settings.
Example: "The recent alliance moves between the two countries have sparked discussions about potential economic benefits."
Alternatives: "coalition actions" or "partnership strategies".
The Icelanders won that one after they threatened to close a NATO base and the defense alliance moved in to mediate the conflict.
NASA assured Mr. Blomberg's safety panel that the astronauts were not being put at risk when the alliance moved swiftly to terminate 549 workers.
Seven months after breaking ties with Russia over its invasion of Georgia, the Nato alliance moved today toward resuming formal relations despite lingering concerns about Moscow's approach to reasserting its regional influence.
The three districts lie on the approach to Mazar-i-Sharif, and their capture will help the alliance move in on that Taliban-held city, which is regarded as central to the fight to control northern Afghanistan.
The country's military ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, summoned Parliament to meet on Saturday after the main pro-military party and an Islamic alliance moved closer to a coalition pact.
That clearly demonstrates these moves have been anything but random, and it's highly likely we will see other similar alliances moving forward as Apple continues to push its way into the enterprise — whether it's clear that they are doing that or not.
We must now build new alliances, moving beyond the infighting, backbiting, bureaucracies, narrowness and jealousy so prevalent among NGOs and their supporters.
Or is this the first step in the dismantling of the alliance?" These moves are being considered against a changing backdrop here and in the region.
The Pakistanis oppose alliance forces moving into Kabul.
Even in the absence of N.A.B.J., Ms. Makwakwa said the alliance would move forward.
