The phrase "armed coalition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of nations or organizations that come together for military action or support, often in a conflict or war context.
Example: "The armed coalition launched a coordinated attack to address the escalating crisis in the region."
Alternatives: "military alliance" or "combat coalition".
BANGUI, Central African Republic, 10 July 2013 – Normal family life came to an abrupt halt when the armed coalition Seleka took control of Bangui and seized power in March this year.
By Colette Boughton and Dede Nambeanre Since an armed coalition seized power in March, lawlessness and insecurity have become part of everyday life in the capital of the Central African Republic, and violence has taken its toll on the lives of children.
With malnutrition and vulnerability on the rise in Central African Republic, agencies respond BANGUI, Central African Republic, 10 July 2013 – Normal family life came to an abrupt halt when the armed coalition Seleka took control of Bangui and seized power in March this year.
What is clear is that IS is prospering from the factionalism and chaos created by the division of "government" - to the extent that there is functioning government - between two separate armed coalitions, only one of which is recognised by the international community.
But the rebels have recently gained strength via a well-armed coalition of different factions estimated at a total strength of around 10,000.
The Control Arms coalition welcomed the backing of key countries affected by armed violence including from Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa and the Pacific region.
Iran also confronts a hostile, well-armed Sunni coalition led by Saudi Arabia and U.S. encirclement through military bases and force deployments.
Instead of dropping bombs on babies, we should give refugees safe shelter outside Syria.Once certain strategic locations are clear of civilians, let coalition armed forces do what they do best: kill all the bad guys, leave the Syrian army intact enough to drive out visiting troublemakers but toothless in most respects.
But the secession of South Sudan, a growing armed and unarmed coalition inside Sudan seeking fundamental change, the eruption of the Arab Spring throughout a number of Sudan's key neighbors, and international success in protecting civilians in places like Libya and Ivory Coast has provided a window of opportunity for historic change in Sudan.
Since the new government is almost bound to be formed from a coalition, the armed forces' 38 seats will be crucial.
Al Arrai has been the outlet for all his appeals for support since he was toppled from power in late August by a coalition of armed insurgents.
