The phrase "affiliated body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organization or group that is officially connected or associated with another organization.
Example: "The university has several affiliated bodies that support its research initiatives."
Alternatives: "associated organization" or "connected entity".
"I would like us to be an affiliated body to Labour," he said.
It was not possible to join the party directly; membership came only through an affiliated body, such as a trade union.
The organization will operate as an independent but affiliated body of the church, much like the Abyssinian Development Corporation, which has helped create housing and prompt commercial development in Harlem, including a supermarket, schools and homeless shelters.
Under a memorandum of understanding, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) (United Kingdom) through its Advertising Standards Unit (ASU) shares jurisdiction over the control of promotion for prescription drugs with the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority, an industry affiliated body.
To deselect a Labour MP, half of the local branches – both of the party as well as an almost unlimited number of affiliated bodies – in the constituency have to vote against a parliamentarian.
"We remain committed to this process in order to re-energise the national game and will work closely with the SPL, SFL and all other relevant affiliated bodies to provide a dynamic product appealing to our supporters".
Lamont also won majorities in two groups of Labour's three-tier electoral college system, securing the support of parliamentarians and affiliated bodies such as trade unions.
Founded in 1922 as a residential university, it developed into a teaching and affiliating body and is now designated as one of India's federal universities, with jurisdiction over numerous colleges scattered throughout the metropolitan area of Greater Delhi.
"The pressure from the affiliate body was strong".
The agreement is still subject to ratification by ABC's full affiliate body.
"I think the consensus of the affiliate body is that when the right time comes, CBS News is well prepared to name a successor for Rather, with a lot of good talent on the bench," said Bob Lee, the president of WDBJ in Roanoke, Va., and the chairman of the CBS affiliate board.
