The phrase "alliance use" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the use of an alliance in a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The alliance use in this strategy has proven to be effective in achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "use of the alliance" or "alliance utilization".
"If we continue letting the Alliance use June 4 to propagate this idea, it'd be harmful to the local democracy movement".
Theweb title, available at Starwars.com/games/ playnow/, has recently been updated to let would-be membersof theRebel Alliance use their smartphone to outsmart the Galactic Empire.
At least half-a-dozen NATO missiles that were meant to hit Serbian air defences have strayed off course into in Bulgaria one hitting a house in a Sofia suburb.The war is just as unpopular in Bulgaria as it is in Macedonia and Greece, which both, however, refuse to let the alliance use their airspace for combat missions.
So you message your alliance, use your connections to set up a meeting, and hop in your spacecraft.
France and Britain, NATO's two main European powers, are understood to be willing to see the alliance use its new 5,000-strong 5,000-strongon forapideyond NATO boreactionotentially helping stabilize post-conforce governments in Libeyond Syria.
We collect data on potential outcome mediators throughout the treatment and follow-up using questionnaires to measure interpersonal, emotional, and psychosocial functioning, strength of therapeutic alliance, use of skills taught in treatment and expectancy (table 1).
MoCA, or Multimedia over Coax Alliance, uses a home's coaxial, or cable TV, cables to carry a network signal.
The alliance uses its Web site, www.suwa.org, to promote preservation -- people can visit photo galleries of wilderness areas throughout the state -- and to recruit members online.
The alliance used its muscle to strike a deal with a local bus company to improve rail replacement services.Others are more wary.
Over the years, the three men forged a fierce alliance, using their seniority and seats on powerful committees to give their sparsely populated state disproportionate muscle.
As part of its campaign to introduce homeowners in the Northwest to ductless heat pumps, or efficient wall-mounted units that double as heating and cooling systems, the alliance used yard signs, humorous ads ("the '70s called and they want their heater back"), and testimonials from happy customers.
