The phrase "allied strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cooperative plans or tactics between allied nations or organizations, particularly in military or political discussions.
Example: "The two countries developed an allied strategy to address the growing threat in the region."
Alternatives: "joint strategy" or "cooperative strategy".
Foreign secretary William Hague, visiting the UN in New York, denied that the killings were an indication that the allied strategy in Afghanistan was "unravelling".
After proving to the Taliban and its Pashtun base that it can not win militarily, the emerging allied strategy is to win over as many disaffected insurgents as possible.
The Board is also working through a programme of reducing the use of agency staff, with an allied strategy for the recruitment of directly employed staff, for example nurses.
That is because even in its weakened state, the network remains the most formidable enemy that American troops face in Afghanistan, and the group is showing signs of adapting its tactics and shifting its combatants to counter the allied strategy, American commanders say.
"Agencies have always allied strategy and creative; that was my job inside the agency.
"The unfortunate reality is that this is a failure of the allied strategy in Afghanistan.
American military officials sought to cast these recent developments as a reaction to changes in the American and allied strategies in the past year, including aggressive military offensives against the insurgents coupled with attempts to provide visible and reliable protection to the local Afghan population.
· The Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, today reiterated his backing for the allied military strategy in Iraq.
Again, this might look different if airstrikes came as part of a wider allied Syria strategy.
Helmand is a focus of insurgent activity and the narcotics trade, and is viewed as a center of gravity in the allied counterinsurgency strategy because of its fertile river valley and significant population centers.
Yet the allied enclave strategy proved only transitory and further setbacks led to additional troop increases to halt the losing trend.
