The phrase "alliance relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a partnership or cooperative connection between two or more entities, often in a business or diplomatic context.
Example: "The alliance relationship between the two companies has led to significant advancements in technology and market reach."
Alternatives: "partnership connection" or "collaborative relationship."
Mr. Hatoyama came to power pledging a more "independent" Japan and a more equal alliance relationship.
The generals "are well aware that they have blown a 50-year alliance relationship apart" with the United States, said Professor Kiriscik in Istanbul.
Besides, he said, "you can get virtually all of the revenue benefits through an alliance relationship" without requiring a full merger.
"We are talking to a number of the major carriers about an alliance relationship, both domestic and international," a spokesman for US Airways, David Castelveter, said.
He argued that a closer alliance relationship with Russia would help Georgia regain its territory, saying, "I do believe that an improved relationship between NATO and Russia is the best chance to ensure peaceful solutions to such disputes".
"Establishing normal state relations with North Korea will cast aside the reactiveness that has come with the blood alliance relationship," the commentary said, accusing North Korea of abusing the treaty of friendship with China.
It also helps to maintain long-term alliance relationships and undermine enemy propaganda.
Why do great powers sometimes provide smaller states with arms, military aid, and training outside of alliance relationships?
That crisis, and Kennedy's trip to Japan, hold important lessons for today's problems in the alliance, and indeed for U.S. alliance relationships all over the world.
This paper explores the findings of the IMEC study in this respect, with an emphasis on different models for alliance relationships in the design and execution phases.
Connor, R. C. Dolphin social intelligence: complex alliance relationships in bottlenose dolphins and a consideration of selective environments for extreme brain size evolution in mammals.
