The phrase "alliances linking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing connections or relationships between different alliances or groups.
Example: "The report highlights the various alliances linking the nations in the region, emphasizing their collaborative efforts."
Alternatives: "connections between alliances" or "alliances connecting".
In the mixed ownerships of the southwest, alliances linking public and private lands have helped to stabilize land tenure and maintain habitat.
There, Mattel declared the formation of "Premier Alliances," linking its key products with leaders in "entertainment, apparel, sporting goods, electronics and infant-toddler categories," the better to thrash rivals like Hasbro and Jakks Pacific.
By the end of the decade, the wartime alliance linking the United States and Soviet Union had been completely severed, and the two nations had embarked on an arms race of potentially world-destroying dimensions.
But the strategic alliance linking Iran via Syria to Hizbullah, the Shia party-cum-militia that dominates south Lebanon, gave the conversion campaign an extra push.As the national uprising against Mr Assad takes on increasingly sectarian and regional hues, the conversions are stirring local tensions.
On the "deficit" – the ubiquitous term that Cameron and Osborne have managed skilfully to make the only economic issue worthy of consideration – I note a new informal alliance linking Labour, the Liberal Democrats (Vince Cable speaks for many of his party's supporters in his genuine alarm at the Conservatives' plans), the SNP and the Greens.
On the right is Mr Berlusconi's People of Freedom alliance, linked to the Northern League and a smaller Sicilian party.
Now Dulles completed an alliance system linking the 1954 Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), stretching from Australia to Pakistan, to the 1955 Baghdad Pact Organization (later the Central Treaty Organization [CENTO]), stretching from Pakistan to Turkey, to NATO, stretching from Turkey (after 1952) to Iceland.
The airlines, along with Iberia, a prospective partner of British Airways, said on Thursday that they planned to apply for antitrust approval from the Transportation Department to form a marketing alliance to link their global flight networks.
Western diplomats said Mr. Clinton's decision to attend the service -- flying a roundtrip total of 26 hours for an eight-hour stay -- and his strong praise for Mr. Obuchi should be seen in the context of the "unusually strong alliance" that links the two countries and the steady support that Japan has provided for American foreign policy.
Today, the two biggest coalitions of cities in the world – the EU-based Covenant of Mayors and the UN-backed Compact of Mayors – are forming an alliance to link more than 600 million city dwellers in the fight against climate change.
Rather than have a one- or two-person business development staff overseeing partnership programs, Mr. Ernst said companies should "invest more heavily in building the business development staff to track the performance of each alliance, and link those performance metrics to the corporation's overall performance metrics".
