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https://totalwarwarhammer.fandom.com/wiki/War_coordination
You can construct special Outpost buildings in your ally or vassal's major settlements. This does 3 things:
First, it generates more allegiance with that faction every turn.
Second, it adds some of your faction's units to the garrison of the settlement. This also means you might see an ally's units in your own garrison, meaning there's an ally's outpost there.
Third, it allows you to use Allied Recruitment to recruit some of the ally faction's units. This depends on what is available in the province. Stronger units will cost more Allegiance. Other than Allegiance, these units are essentially free (besides upkeep) and come from their own recruitment capacity.