Preposition: of

• proletariat: Had Chiang Kai-shek been a reliable ally of the proletariat in the Chinese Revolution?

• Roman: Henceforth Hiero continued to be the most important, the steadiest, and the most esteemed ally of the Romans in the island.

Object

• professional: We need more doctors, nurses and allied health professionals and we need them from all walks of life.

• serviceman: During that terrifying period in the battle for Malaya, many allied servicemen overwhelmed by the Japs were put to the bayonet.

• discipline: It also vindicates the theoretical work undertaken in archeology and allied disciplines over the last ten to fifteen years.

• bombing: It found that 17 had been damaged in allied bombing, with 11 deemed a total loss.

Adjective modifier

• loyal: His only interest seems to be working and inventing gadgets for MI6, he is a very loyal ally to Her Majesty The Queen.

• close: During times of war, Britain was Poland's closest ally.

• diplomatic: The campaign is spearheaded by proposals presented by Taiwan's diplomatic allies to the UN General Assembly.

• Arab: The trip is being perceived here primarily as an attempt to persuade reluctant Arab allies to support a US-led drive to unseat Saddam Hussein.

Noun used with modifier

• usu-: The corresponding pointer argument must usu- ally be of a restricted type.

• coalition: Netanyahu claimed these concessions did not undermine his budget, but he spent every penny in the reserves to pay off his coalition allies.