The phrase "affiliate off" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks a clear meaning or context.
Example: "We need to affiliate off from the main organization" does not convey a clear message.
Alternatives: "disassociate from" or "detach from".
A: was not a one-time event, what is impacting international growth is impact of affiliates, moving off low=quality affiliates drives down revenue growth.
It knocked two NPR affiliate stations off the local airwaves last year, transforming this southwest Louisiana community of 95,000 people into the most populous place in the country where "All Things Considered" cannot be heard.
Not only have I spent thousands of dollars on the site (mostly using my Amazon credit card), but affiliate sales off my blog, and sales of my book, Tempo (in both paperback and ebook formats) account for a good fraction of my income these days.
Andersen Worldwide, the international network of accounting firms to which Arthur Andersen belongs, has been steadily disintegrating as individual foreign affiliates break off to join other accounting firms.
You can order from the "affiliated restaurant" off the lobby and take it up to the room (they'll lend you the trays, but you'll most likely carry them yourself).
Last month, a trio of JHU affiliates showed off some major brawn and came home champions.
He observes that allowing insurers to carve some affiliates' portfolios off from the consolidated holdings would invite them to game rates ruthlessly.
A procession of Vatican affiliates walked off the plane and onto a red carpet, where an assembly of dignitaries and a military procession were on hand to greet the pontiff.
It also had a pile of ready cash, raised by selling off affiliate holdings.
Last week, Amazon cut off affiliate payments to Morpheus, one site that employs the shopping software, said an online executive.
