The phrase "allied services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to services that are related or supportive to a primary service, often in a professional or business context.
Example: "The company offers a range of allied services to enhance customer satisfaction and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "associated services" or "supporting services".
The largest, in medical equipment and allied services, is a significant global competitor, despite the troubles revealed this week.
NASSCOM, the main trade association for the information-technology industry, predicts that by 2008 India will export $50 billion-worth of software and allied services, and employ 1.1m people.
In 1920 in Britain a consultative council on medical and allied services (Dawson Committee) described a health centre as an institution wherein various medical services, preventive and curative, are brought together.
Based in the Pentagon, it includes the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the departments of the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Air Force, and numerous defense agencies and allied services.
With these allied services, Q functions as a matchmaker between its clients and a marketplace of service providers, working with a few carefully screened firms and connecting its clients with them quickly; Q then receives a percentage of their fee.
Our clinical teams in the Pediatric Neuroinflammation clinic think broadly and work in multidisciplinary teams with pediatric rheumatology, child psychiatry, and other allied services to provide optimal diagnostic, therapeutic, and psychosocial care, while promoting research.
The medical centre provides family medical practices, specialist medical services, allied health services and wellness services to the local community.
In Beijing, the increasing migrant population has increased demand for the provision of various health services, including primary health care services, allied medical services, school health programs as well as overall health service manpower.
The database contains details of all prescription medications, medical services, allied health services and hospitalizations provided to veterans for which DVA pays a subsidy.
Private health insurance is available for supplementary services such as private hospital treatment, dental services and allied health services and is heavily supported by government subsidies and tax rebates.
This is despite evidence suggesting that non-medical services, including allied health services, may be highly cost effective in the prevention and management of chronic disease [ 21, 22].
