The phrase "alliance support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to partnerships, collaborations, or military alliances where assistance or backing is provided.
Example: "The organization received significant alliance support during the crisis, which helped them navigate the challenges they faced."
Alternatives: "partnership assistance" or "coalition backing".
Toni Tassio, for example, hopes there will be a positive reaction at her school, which may allow her to "come up with a gay-straight alliance support group".
Trump, in his first consequential foreign policy move, rang the leaders of Japan and South Korea to assure them of continuing alliance support.
During their talks here, NATO defense ministers discussed ways to increase alliance support for a Polish-led multinational division responsible for security in south-central Iraq.
The majority of the leaders of the ruling alliance support active cooperation with the tribunal and want to find a way to start, Mr. Batic, the justice minister, said this evening.
Mr. Chretien, who has vowed to seek a third term in elections that are to be held by next June, told reporters he was not bothered by an Angus Reid poll that showed Liberal support falling to 43percentt of respondents and Alliance support rising to 25percentt.
It marked a year since the EDCA between the US and the Philippines was signed to reinvigorate security cooperation by giving US forces access to certain Philippine facilities on a rotational basis with the objective of alliance support to address AFP capability gaps (Gazmin and Goldberg 2014).
The alliance supports self-regulation of the digital advertising industry.
It was more than coincidence that the same alliance supported the mayor's effort to oust Mr. Crew.
The alliance supports a bill before the General Assembly (H.B. 5173) that would revitalize the State Department of Agriculture's Farmland Preservation Program.
The Nato secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said the assessments of other members of the alliance supported the Turkish version of events.
The automobile alliance, supported by the National Academy of Sciences, has argued that fuel economy standards spurred lighter-weight cars, making them less safe and leading to thousands of additional deaths.
