The phrase "allied techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to methods or approaches that are related or complementary to each other in a specific field or context.
Example: "In our research, we will explore various allied techniques to enhance the effectiveness of our experiments."
Alternatives: "related methods" or "complementary techniques".
The materials were carefully analyzed using electron microscopy and allied techniques.
Several standard powdered black pigments were characterized by means of thermogravimetry TG-DTG and allied techniques.
We also describe the work proposed in this paper together with the allied techniques.
The comprehensive analysis of multiple protein targets has influenced us to make a consensus structural rule exploited by pharmacophore and other allied techniques from a large repository of protein structures.
A fourth option is to abandon attempts to sequence nucleic acids isolated from whole populations, but instead to use cell sorting or allied techniques to isolate and genome-sequence sub-populations or, in extremis, single cells.
Matisse had been interested in etching, drypoint, lithography, and allied printmaking techniques since his first years in Paris and had produced a number of occasional prints.
2. Straw Marquetry Straw marquetry is closely allied in technique and look to wood marquetry.
Salazar's strength and conditioning techniques, allied to Farah's work ethic, have seen him make huge strides.
They were produced using marker-assisted breeding, genome sequencing and traditional cross-breeding and grafting techniques, allied to a greater understanding of crop biology.
Family studies allied to biometrical techniques were used to study human phenotypes.
We focus on exploiting the impact that different feature extraction techniques, allied with sentiment analysis, cause in an item attribute-aware neighborhood-based recommender algorithm.
