The phrase "according to associate" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to reference information from an associate, but it needs additional context or modification to be usable.
Example: "According to my associate, the project deadline has been moved up."
Alternatives: "as stated by my associate" or "based on my associate's input".
According to associate editor Jonathan Rosen, the virtue of the Yiddish Forward is "that it took the imagination as seriously as news".
Brown, the soul legend who died in December 2006, "transformed the sonic texture of American life," according to associate professor Daphne Brooks, the event's organizer.
He doesn't exactly fit the Mark Zuckerberg-stereotypeeofype of the modern entrepreneur, but according to associate professor Susan Ainsworth at the University of Melbourne, such stereotypes are not just unhelpful but deeply inaccurate.
Four out of five purchases are now made electronically in Sweden, according to associate professor of industrial dynamics at Sweden's Royal Institute of Technology, Niklas Arvidsson – and going totally cash-free is the next step.
It "reignites conversation," according to associate dean of undergraduate students and SCUWL subcommittee chair Thomas Dunne".It causes people to think in more sophisticated ways about how leadership functions on campus — what are the opportunities, what are the challenges," he said.
One key to the program's success, according to associate dean Berland, has been the continued, active collaboration of the graduate school, graduate students, and the computing and teaching centers on campus.
Nadler, according to associates, is not intimidated by Trump.
According to associates, Mr. Arafat reset his sights during the period that Mr. Barak was focused on Syria.
Schmidt, according to associates, lost some energy and focus after losing the China decision.
November: Petraeus and Broadwell begin their affair, according to associates of Petraeus.
In the last year, according to associates, Ms. Ellison got access to much larger sums from her father.
