The phrase "allied schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to educational institutions that are affiliated or associated with each other, often sharing resources or a common mission.
Example: "The conference will feature representatives from several allied schools, discussing collaborative educational initiatives."
Alternatives: "partner schools" or "affiliated schools".
We planned to facilitate teaching of evidence-based practice skills in medical, nursing and allied health schools by sharing knowledge, skills and materials from Australia together with content relevant to SE Asia.
Realising that a culture of impunity begins with the earliest training, the TRC called for the promotion and integration of human rights into the curricula of all medical and allied health schools.
Noteworthy variations in school travel distances and modal splits were allied with school catchment choices.
Available data from cohorts of graduates of medical and other allied health science schools in Africa show that at least 40% of graduates move on to work outside their home countries [ 7, 8].
In fact, NCCAM established a CAM education project in 2000, with the goal of incorporating CAM information into medical, dental, nursing, and allied health professions schools' curricula, into residency training programs, and into continuing education courses [ 16, 17].
A job placement agency allied with the school found work him at a Honda factory nearly 500 miles away in Guangzhou.
At a reception in Sacramento one night, according to someone who was there, he greeted a man allied with the school district — and then, leaning in toward him, grasped his tie and slowly tightened its knot.
Boulez Saal is the brainchild of the pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim, who envisioned a performance space and a music school allied with his West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which brings together musicians from Christian, Jewish, and Muslim backgrounds.
At a reception in Sacramento one night, according to someone who was there, he greeted a man allied with the school district and then, leaning in toward him, grasped his tie and slowly tightened its knot.
