The phrase "allied technical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to technical aspects that are related or connected to a partnership or alliance.
Example: "The allied technical teams collaborated to develop a new software solution that meets both companies' needs."
Alternatives: "associated technical" or "partnered technical".
The humanization of care could be achieved through the validation of human beings, and one step towards this is "allying technical and humane competencies in professional practices" [ 33].
Though they lack the vitality of a Frans Hals or the insight into character of a Rembrandt, they are imbued with that honesty and integrity that, allied to technical competence, are characteristic of the best tradition of Dutch 17th-century portraiture.
This trailer has been analyzed by at least three groups of allied intelligence and technical experts.
These must be strategic allied with some technical knowledge, so that non-executives can properly serve on company audit or remuneration committees.
These leadership qualities were never more effective than in the 2005 European Cup final in Istanbul, when, with Liverpool losing 3-0 at half-time to AC Milan and facing utter humiliation in the highest-profile club match in the footballing calendar, Gerrard hoicked his teammates back into the match by sheer force of character, allied with considerable technical brilliance.
Yes, they still have Carlos Tevez, who like Rooney has enthusiasm allied with great technical ability, but Tevez does not want to stay at any club and that is no good either.
He was a prolific composer, praised by the singer and broadcaster Catherine Bott for his "exceptional technical skills allied to a rare gift for melody".
Thirdly Wenger can claim a major hand in the Premier League's own period of historic dominance between 2005 and 2011 when technical players allied to an ingrained physicality created a new tempo in European football.
The National Health Service (NHS) Scotland classified allied health as "scientific, technical and therapy workers" [ 16].
Additionally, those employed in other computer-savvy occupations, such as communications and intelligence and other technical and allied specialties, were significantly more likely to consent early.
