'ideological bond' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a connection between two or more people that is based on shared ideas, beliefs, or values. For example, "The political party was held together by an ideological bond, their shared commitment to social justice."
It would be hard to argue that there is any such ideological bond tying the Obama White House to Tehran, Havana or Moscow.
By doing this, Mrs Merkel bears much of the blame for the current frigidity, says Jürgen Trittin, of Germany's Green Party: she "confused a strategic friendship between our two countries with an ideological bond to the former president".On a scale of one to ten, the friendship now rates lower than two, says Ronja Kempin at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
Haqqani marshalled a large militant network based on tribal and ideological bonds in the strategically important region of eastern Afghanistan known as Lōyah Paktiyā, which comprises the modern provinces of Paktiyā, Paktīkā, and Khōst.
Science, and knowledge in general, have to develop and progress free from any ideological bonds, be they religious or political.
Kumar's strong support of Trump, which includes a $1.1 million campaign donation, is further a sign of the strong ideological bonds between Trump's campaign and the BJP.
Writers like Barker, whose politics are anti-ideological, and Bond, who is of the extreme rather than the progressive left, are hindered by their radical experimentation and their refusal to join the progressive mainstream.
So a sizeable chunk of Palin's social media base may simply reflect her fame as a running mate, rather than deeper ideological or personal bonds.
All that debate did was entrench people further into their ideological trenches and fray bonds among whole communities.
These are mere glimpses of the "good old days" that the elderly remember so vividly, of home, harmony and coexistence; the days before political and ideological strife broke those bonds and drew dividing lines with people's blood.
The reasons for this, which supply a tongue-in-cheek ideological critique of everything the Bond enterprise represents, are revealed later on.
It is surely this bond that explains the ideological gymnastics that make Rice so hard to pin down.
