The phrase "alliance some of" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It cannot be used in any context as it lacks grammatical structure and clarity.
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Alternatives: "some of the alliance" or "part of the alliance".
After the donations were disclosed last week, Mrs. Clinton returned the money, saying that she had not been aware that the alliance, some of whose members have been quoted as defending the use of violence against Israel, had been an event sponsor.
Most of them were not even captured by US military personnel but were, rather, delivered by bounty hunters paid per captive, working for such upstanding organizations as those headed by one or another of the warlords making up the Northern Alliance, some of whom were even Taliban when it suited them.
As Haiti's crisis lurches toward civil war, a tangled web of alliances, some of them accidental, has emerged.
Each group has its own political and economic interests and traditional alliances, some of which overlap and some of which conflict.
I could not help but compare this Arabic tribal alliance with some of the Native American tribal alliances, like the six tribes of the Iroquois Nation, which brought power and prosperity to them.
Some British supermarkets have also set up banking businesses, in alliance with some of the country's leading banks.
Stoltenberg took the helm at NATO in October 2014, at a time when the alliance faced some of its greatest challenges since the end of the Cold War.
The big companies have formed an alliance with some of the consumer electronics giants to produce a system that they claim will be able to protect against piracy.
He forged a Bolivarian alliance with some of Latin America's energy-exporting nations, like Ecuador and Bolivia, and applauded when they expelled American ambassadors, as he had done.
The BBC is to form an unprecedented alliance with some of Britain's biggest charities in an attempt to convert the so-called "selfie generation" into an army of hundreds of thousands of volunteers.
The crown intervened, mainly on the side of the lower classes but, inevitably, in alliance with some of the noble factions and against the French who had taken the opportunity to occupy Cerdagne and Roussillon.
