The phrase "alliance scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing plans or strategies related to partnerships or collaborations between organizations or entities.
Example: "The company presented an innovative alliance scheme aimed at enhancing cooperation with local businesses."
Alternatives: "partnership plan" or "collaboration strategy."
Rainforest Alliance schemes also have an educational component and Unilever has trained more than half the small farmers of Kenya who grow tea, the country's largest export crop.
After a scientific review process, the president can distribute the additional funds at his discretion, says Korinna Bauer, project officer for the Helmholtz Alliances scheme, which funds the collaborative research projects.
In an effort to reduce the potential for negative social impacts in forest carbon projects, private third-party actors such as the Climate, Community, and Biodiversity Alliance (Alliance) have established certification schemes (e.g. standards) to ensure that biodiversity and community livelihood goals are met through just means while also reaching carbon mitigation goals.
But more important, he believes in the power of cultural evolution -- all the nongenetic changes that human societies and individuals undergo, from decade to decade and moment to moment, including changes in language, technology, ethics, behavior, alliances, enmities, schemes and visions.
With the alliance's savings scheme, the women were able to accumulate amounts that would help their families transition into replacement housing, with its bills and maintenance costs.
Jonathan Isaby, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: "The scheme was poorly designed, and with such high interest rates it's hardly surprising that people weren't queueing up for loans.
The Guardian, CNN International, the Financial Times and Reuters are together forming the Pangea Alliance, a shared scheme to pool first-party ad data for ad buyers to target their combined 110 million users in an automated fashion.
On Friday, David Ford, Northern Ireland's justice minister and leader of the centrist Alliance party, described the scheme for the IRA on-the-runs as a "shabby little side deal between Tony Blair, Jonathan Powell and Sinn Fein".
The narrative races forward with no scene longer than a few pages, as it cuts back and forth among the oddballs and their changing alliances and evolving schemes for self-aggrandizement and the destruction of their enemies.
In mid-February, O'Neal, Johnson, former basketball star Isiah Thomas and a squad of skyscraping, twenty-something athletes in Italian suits spent a rainy afternoon listening to executives and venture capitalists talk broadband alliances and distribution schemes at the first-ever NBA All-Star 2000 Technology Summit in San Francisco.
