The phrase "allied command" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a military context to refer to a command structure that involves multiple allied nations working together.
Example: "The allied command coordinated efforts to ensure a unified strategy during the operation."
Alternatives: "joint command" or "coalition command".
Just a few weeks after helping establish Mr. Chalabi's force, allied commanders are now considering a plan either to demobilize the force or put them formally under allied command, officials said.
The American raid today took place at what the allied command said was a "terrorist training camp".
Italy's membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) since 1949 has given the allied command a certain degree of control over the Italian forces.
Still others in the United States and western Europe urged a closer integration of United States and allied command structures in UN military operations.
France seems to have secured two senior NATO posts: one at the allied command in Norfolk, Virginia, and another at the regional command in Lisbon.
A statement from the allied command said the raid was part of "the continued effort to eradicate Baath Party loyalists, paramilitary groups and other subversive elements".
I have asked both Senators Levin and McCain that the confirmation hearing on General Allen's pending nomination to be commander of United States European command and supreme allied commander, Europe be delayed.
"We have achieved several of our strategic objectives, the first of which was to seize the oil fields before destruction for the Iraqi people," said Maj. Gen. William Webster, the deputy commanding general of the allied ground command.
Gen. William Webster, the deputy commander of the allied ground command, said in an interview.
Gen. William Webster, deputy commander of the allied land command, said in an interview.
Gen. William Webster, the deputy commander of the allied ground command, told a meeting of Iraqi civil servants and academics today that the military was stepping up its efforts to restore order.
