The phrase "affiliated business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company or organization that is connected or associated with another business, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The real estate agent provided a list of affiliated businesses that could assist with the home buying process."
Alternatives: "associated business" or "partnered business".
An affiliated business, Cash Call, remains in operation.
These 13 members have been under assault in television advertisements by the United States Chamber of Commerce and affiliated business organizations that contend a health care overhaul would raise taxes, cost jobs and hurt the already weakened economy.
This paper describes an Electronic Commerce Goods Search System (ECGSS) that has functions that increase the precision of search results through training of the search system and uses affiliated business transaction processes.
"Affiliated business arrangements" that are disclosed to consumers and follow the regulatory rules are permitted under the law.
If money is entirely digitised, the company of the future could very well begin to issue its own units of account redeemable at any affiliated business, undermining the state's territorial monopoly on money.
The judge also ordered the company and its affiliated business, Roll Global, to submit its ad and marketing materials for the next five years and any complaints and comments about them to the F.T.C.
As a result, it has debts of euro12 billion, interest charges that are eroding profits and an overly complex network of loosely affiliated businesses.
Allegedly, the party used its control of the ministry to provide a funding stream, charging kickbacks to offer contracts or funneling them towards affiliated businesses and NGOs in what the local press has christened the esporteduto, or "sports pipeline".
"Up until last year, we saw very hefty increases — double digits," said Heather Gombos, an executive for R. M. Jones & Co. and affiliated businesses in New Britain, Conn., which insures about 50 of 80 employees.
People are returning to work at some of the best manufacturing wages in the region, but maybe more important, the humming production lines indicate an increased demand for parts suppliers and affiliated businesses in the Chicago area.
The operating standard is to allow fund managers — or affiliated businesses or employees — to go as far as they can until the moment they are caught doing something wrong.
