The phrase "affiliate entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving business relationships, partnerships, or organizations that are connected or associated with one another.
Example: "The company has several affiliate entities that operate in different regions to expand its market reach."
Alternatives: "associated organization" or "partner entity".
To facilitate the shift of resources between the existing parent company and the operating subsidiaries while also guarding against potential future claims of fraudulent conveyance, the banks have entered into similar legal agreements between and among affiliate entities.12 Importantly, these agreements are described as already executed and effective.
In a 2014 report, the World Health Organization credited the foundation's health arm, the Clinton Health Access Initiative, which is now a separate, but affiliated, entity, with helping to bring down the cost of AIDS drugs in poor countries.
"That doesn't include at least another $1 billion in loan commitments that Deutsche Bank made to Trump-affiliated entities".
The proposal, he said, appeared to increase the number of religiously affiliated entities that could claim exemption from the requirement.
Stanford University conducts its global activities in various ways, including utilizing affiliated locally-domiciled entities ("affiliated entities"), each of which is responsible for its own business operations and hires its own employees and/or contractors ("affiliates").
When rival firms had challenged the 2006 contract for helicopter services to Presidential Airways on grounds that the company was too large, the airline provided data that 28 Blackwater-affiliated entities had a total of only 715 employees.
Hobby Lobby argues that the law already grants exemption to religious institutions, like churches; the Administration has even come up with a work-around for religiously affiliated entities, like Catholic hospitals, in which the payment for contraception is essentially made by the insurance company.
The administration's feint at a compromise — giving such employers another year to figure out how to comply with the requirement — is unproductive can-kicking that fails to address the fundamental problem of requiring religiously affiliated entities to spend their own money in a way that contradicts the tenets of their faith.
In addition, we provide web design and development services for Arts and Sciences-affiliated entities.
Most community foundations, including ones in New York, Tulsa and Oakland, Calif., as well as religiously affiliated entities, allow donor-advised dollars to be invested in microfinance.
