The phrase "alliances for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific alliances in a context where you are explaining the purpose or reason for those alliances.
Example: "The alliances for which we are advocating will strengthen our position in the market."
Alternatives: "alliances that" or "alliances in which".
He will certainly not escape it if Mr Zardari sides with Mr Musharraf.In short, Mr Sharif, like Mr Zardari, is reluctant to bring an end to an alliance for which he has no love.
Alliantie was subsequently taken to Spithead and purchased for the Royal Navy as the frigate HMS Alliance, for which prize money was distributed to the crews of the British ships, shared equally among them.
He continued in politics when activity revived briefly in the early 1990s, and after the full return to civil rule in 1999 helped form the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), for which he ran as presidential candidate in 2003 and 2007, both notably fraudulent elections.
The Waterkeeper Alliance, for example, which includes the Riverkeeper, Lakekeeper, Baykeeper, and Coastkeeper programmes, which works towards the goals of ecosystem and water quality protection and enhancement has over 200 programmes in 15 nations [ 23– 25].
Peter Wittig, Germany's ambassador to the U.S., spoke to The Huffington Post around the time of the summit about the other priorities for the alliance, of which his country is one of the most important members.
She works for the Virginia Alliance for Animal Shelters, which opposed the bill.
Voters weary of the old politics provide a base for the multi-ethnic Alliance for Change, which took seven of the 65 parliamentary seats in 2011.
The AFC (Alliance for Change – which Lorlene represented) people said they'd been excluded from public life for daring to occupy the centre and courting all the races.
She may now revive plans for a "European Alliance for Freedom", which failed to come to fruition after the European elections in May.
On Wednesday, the Alliance for Economic Justice, which has 19 member unions that advocate universal health care, job creation and other matters, voted to back Mr. Kerry.
