The phrase "a possible affiliate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential partnerships or associations with individuals or organizations.
Example: "We are exploring a possible affiliate that could enhance our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "a potential partner" or "a prospective affiliate".
A possible solution, suggests Brenner, who is affiliated with the Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Singapore, is a type of lab he has established there "only for young people," notably researchers with Ph.D.s who have studied at top American and British universities and returned home to Singapore.
Japan's largest cable television operator, Jupiter Telecommunications, is in talks with Titus Communications, a Japanese affiliate of Microsoft, about a possible merger.
A second US aid worker is set to be flown from Africa shortly, while a local ABC affiliate in New York City reports a possible case of Ebola at Mount Sinai hospital.
Five teams, including the Kings, who would place an affiliate in Ontario, are positioning for a possible spot.
Analysts and investment bankers said NBC, owned by General Electric, could be a possible suitor, because it is the only broadcast network not affiliated with a major studio.
Andersen has also talked to two smaller accounting firms, Grant Thornton and BDO Seidman, about a possible deal that might allow Andersen to exploit the other firms' overseas affiliates.
Pat Buchanan, a possible nominee, is a maverick by virtue of having bolted the Republican party with which he was long affiliated.
However, a possible consequence of the formation of such an alliance might be more space for the Islamic State and al-Qaeda affiliates to maneuver in Syria, Iraq and elsewhere.
CEO Oliver Roup says that the company is being as transparent as possible with affiliate programs to make sure that doesn't happen.
Weekly reports from the Bobo-Dioulasso university hospital and district hospitals were excluded from analyses, as it was not possible to affiliate residency of patients (N = 813) to specific health centres.
