The phrase "allied networks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to interconnected or cooperative networks that work together towards a common goal or purpose.
Example: "The allied networks of researchers collaborated to share data and findings on climate change."
Alternatives: "cooperative networks" or "partner networks".
So it's important to build you ally network from day one.
Protected by a nuclear arsenal, Iran would be even more willing and able to sponsor terrorist attacks against any perceived enemy, including the United States and Israel, or even to pass nuclear materials to one of its allied terrorist networks.
The government has blamed the violence on Boko Haram's allied criminal networks that it cannot control.
Last week, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Joseph F. Dunford Jr. forecast a "broad, fundamental" threat to national security if Huawei is permitted to build allies' networks.
The statement comes after Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Joseph F. Dunford Jr. forecast a "broad, fundamental" threat to national security if Huawei is permitted to build allies' networks in a House Armed Services Committee hearing last week.
Also, like cercopithecine primates, dominance ranks in hyena societies are not correlated with size or aggression, but with ally networks.
In an operation that historians call reminiscent of the United States' modern terrorist rendition program, the Condor countries sometimes used an allied intelligence network to track and transport terrorism suspects to a third country for interrogations.
These leaders include Mullah Muhammad Omar, the spiritual leader of the Afghan Taliban; the allied militant network of Sirajuddin Haqqani; and Lashkar-e-Taiba, the group that the United States holds responsible for the terrorist attack in Mumbai, India, in 2008, the American official said.
The Taliban is no longer the monolithic structure it once was, and a new younger generation of insurgents - particularly those fighting in the allied Haqqani network - may not be willing to stop the war.
Washington and Kabul accuse Pakistan of harboring Afghan Taliban and the allied Haqqani network, which Islamabad denies.
