The phrase "allied experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to experience that is related or relevant to a particular field or profession, often in the context of job applications or resumes.
Example: "In addition to my technical skills, I have several years of allied experience in project management that will benefit this role."
Alternatives: "related experience" or "relevant experience".
But the allied experience in Iraq's southern cities suggests that many Baghdad residents will be reluctant to turn against the government until American forces are in their midst and clearly determined to oust, and not outwait, the government.
The raids were two of the heaviest nights of bombing in the war, and the Allied experience at Schweinfurt is an example of a more subtle — but in some cases more serious — problem with the picture paradigm.
The raids were two of the heaviest nights of bombing in the war, and the Allied experience at Schweinfurt is an example of a more subtle but in some cases more serious problem with the picture paradigm.
But some states, particularly those administered by the B.J.P. and their allies, experienced disruptions.
In a new report, the Columbia Law School Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic, where I am director, identifies keys to a smooth transition based on our allies' experiences.
A decade later, Turkey is barely able to hold civilized relations with its western allies, experiencing a rapid decline as rule of law, and has become a thorn in Europe's side.
According to one estimate, more than 150 Canadians perished in this way; seen otherwise, as the authors point out, 'one in six Canadians killed in Normandy died after capture, a ratio far higher than the Allies experienced in their encounters with any other Germany formation in Normandy' (10).
The Allies experienced mixed fortunes in mainland Asia.
He took part in the Normandy landings and was part of the allied advance, another experience that he never forgot.
Ideally, the latter should be founded upon patient wishes and professional experience, allied to the assurance offered by best available evidence.
In this respect, the observations by Diener and Chan (2011) should be highlighted, who defended that, in longevity, the years lived happily are significant, allied with the experience of better health.
