The phrase "ally of its" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a relationship or support between entities, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The organization is an ally of its partners in the fight for social justice."
Alternatives: "supporter of its" or "friend of its".
In the past, Australia's biggest trading partner, Japan, was a close ally of its closest ally, America.
It was not immediately clear if the Obama administration had notified Japan, a close ally, of its decision.
It will need to accept Russia as a co-equal player in Syria and Iran, and stop seeing Moscow as a spoiler, or even as an ally of its declared enemies.
Go back a couple of decades and Mr Delanoë was seen as one of the Socialist Party's best and brightest: a member of parliament, the party's official spokesman, and a friend and ally of its new first secretary, Lionel Jospin.
She has used the size and might of her local to capture the presidency of District Council 37's executive board and become an important ally of its executive director, Lillian Roberts.
Russia, an off-again-on-again ally of its former Soviet confederate, has picked economic fights with Belarus and its iron-fisted president, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, before, including shutting out its dairy products from the Russian market in what is known as the milk war.
The new soccer league, the Women's United Soccer Association, will begin play in April with some potent allies of its own.
The Future Movement, the main Sunni party, worries that the Sunni allies of its Shiite archrival, Hezbollah, might encroach on its turf.
Because of the policy of making trading allies of its defeated enemies, money flooded into Rome in the early days of the republic.
See articleThe American vice-president, Dick Cheney, toured the Middle East as part of an effort to advance Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and to tell America's allies of its worries about the high price of oil.
The United States and France were soon joined by Spain and the Dutch Republic, while Britain had no major allies of its own.
