The phrase "alliance well" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The alliance well established between the two countries has led to mutual benefits."
Alternatives: "partnership effectively" or "collaboration successfully".
Although the carrier increases oneworld's share of global seat capacity by only 0.6 percentage points to 12.2%, and keeps the alliance well behind Star Alliance on 24.8%, Qatar's passenger numbers are growing fast as it adds 15 destinations this year.
Anyone who had been dismayed by the prospect of untrammelled Tory rule should wish this alliance well, even if, in the end, they cannot bring themselves to support it.
It is an alliance well beyond anything [before it], says Gerry Rich, the top marketing executive at the films studio, MGM.
And Iranian suspicion that Syria is under international attack principally because of this alliance may well be correct.
Currently the Florida pension fund is suing Enron over the losses and has said it might sue Alliance as well.
It gets worse – I can't help making a small gesture to the Auld Alliance as well.
And removing the necessity of such a coalition government would diminish the power of the partners in any alliance as well as any other parties outside the coalition.
This month, H.P. and Microsoft revealed an alliance as well in which the companies plan to create tighter links between their respective products.
They discussed broadening their military alliance as well as expanding economic and cultural ties, though no specific new initiatives were announced.
Dick Lugar has been a steadfast supporter of the NATO alliance as well as the U.S. military, economic and political partnership with Europe.
There was no doubt that the African National Congress party would win the most votes; early results showed the opposition Democratic Alliance doing well.
