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The phrase "affiliated a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The organization is affiliated with a larger network of nonprofits."
Alternatives: "associated with" or "connected to".
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Five unions who affiliated a total of 2.032 million levy-paying members in 2014 give Labour about £5.55m a year.
The school is a magnet for the non-synagogue affiliated; a place for families to celebrate holidays together.
In the 1950s and '60s, as Italy experienced its postwar economic boom, the subset of Italian artists with whom Boetti was affiliated, a group that would come to be called Arte Povera (first in Turin, later in Rome), were engaging with a conceptually rigorous interrogation of their history and culture.
The phylogenetic tree distantly affiliated a sequence from the dry fermentation plant to the recently identified species Methanomassiliicoccus luminyensis B10 from a human gut microbiome sample [ 47].
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KOKH is a not affiliated with a network.
The key informant is a HCW affiliated with a unit not part of the study.
Setting: A research department affiliated with a rehabilitation hospital in the Netherlands.
Setting: A tertiary care municipal hospital affiliated with a major university hospital.
Setting: Adult rehabilitation service at a teaching rehabilitation institution affiliated with an academic medical center.
Setting: Rehabilitation hospital affiliated with a medical college.
Setting: Regional SCI center affiliated with a university hospital.
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