The phrase "allied team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals or organizations that are united for a common purpose, often in a military or collaborative context.
Example: "The allied team worked together to achieve their shared goals during the project."
Alternatives: "collaborative team" or "partnered team".
Colonel Tata, for his part, said American intelligence had helped as did the allied team, who were made honorary members of the 502nd Infantry.
This allied team of some 300 art historians became responsible for supervising the return to their rightful homes of five million artworks seized for the planned Führermuseum.
The actor-director's initial comments about the Parthenon marbles came at the Berlin film festival on Saturday while promoting The Monuments Men, the story of an Allied team trying to save art from the Nazis.
Where Eagles Dare (1968) -- A crack Allied team during World War II is assigned a near-suicide mission to penetrate a remote Nazi alpine fortress to free a captured General.
On this run, the allied teams found that the dhows indeed contained illegal oil and dates, and the boats were forced to turn back.
" People are working in silos and not allied teams" (FLSPI).
…[the] allied health team and other health workers are your support network and your team as well (AHP).
CC was managed by an allied health team in two trials, 11 34 by nurses in two studies 35 36 and by social workers in two studies.
The allied health team, including physiotherapists and occupational therapists, play a key role in the effective management of patients receiving rehabilitation for neurological and musculoskeletal conditions [ 5- 10].
'Integrated services', which usually emerge from a community health service or allied health team approach to primary health care services, comprise a variety of models.
Ten family physicians and ten allied health team members from SFHC agreed to participate in the capacity building component of the study.
