The phrase "allies below" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to allies or supporters who are positioned lower in rank, status, or physically below in a document or list.
Example: "In the battle for justice, we must remember the sacrifices of our allies below who fought valiantly alongside us."
Alternatives: "supporters listed below" or "partners mentioned below".
Woods, the London-based lead investigator for Airwars, greeted the US inquiry, even as he warned that the fight for Manbij has become dire for civilians caught between the US above, its allies below and Isis around.
When Kinoshita's team had attained the gatehouse they tied their gourds to spears and waved them to their allies below to signal they were in position, whereupon Kuroda's infantry charged the open gates and overran what was left of the castle's garrison.
People must see that leaders govern fairly and in the interest of society as a whole, or they will resist the system and "ally below" against their superiors.
Several weeks after his Eiffel Tower adventure he and his group flew eight D-Day missions to support the allies landing below.
There are the allies, mentioned above (and below).
"The swift cutting edge of the greatest German onslaught in the Italian campaign has been blunted and stopped by the Allies on the beachhead below Rome," The New York Times reported on Feb. 22, the day Lieutenant Montgomery performed his heroics.
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Among the likely steps are a nationally televised speech that close allies have recommended and a 10-year price tag below the $1 trillion mark.
Below is the German target list: Following the Unternehmen Bodenplatte raids, the Allies retrieved several log-books from crashed German aircraft.
