The phrase "affiliated by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a relationship between two entities or organizations that are connected or associated with each other. Example: The new company was affiliated by a well-known multinational corporation, giving it access to a global network and resources.
The clans, to which persons were affiliated by descent and within which interclan affairs were administered by a council of clan heads, have given way to reserve groups.
Students who are not successfully affiliated by this time are withdrawn from the College and often times the University, as well.
But Project Linus New Jersey Inc. broke away in 2000 and became an individual nonprofit group, affiliated by name only, so as to retain hands-on control and keep the group's funds from being filtered through a larger organization, Ms. Roberts said.
Aysegul Erdogan, one of the protests organisers says in the video "We are very angry, we know that this attack was affiliated by the Turkish state and actually fabricated by the current Turkish government, the AKP, the justice and development party" It is now thought that over 100 people were killed and 245 injured in the double explosions in Ankara on Saturday morning.
Thus, we argue that SOEs affiliated by different levels of government would adopt varied R&D strategies according to the budget constraints.
He will deliver on his pledge that trade union members will no longer be affiliated by their leaders en bloc to the Labour party - unless they write to their union to object.
Other Western democracies don't strangle religiously affiliated schools by their tax policies.
The Websites may contain links to third-party websites that are not owned by, affiliated with or controlled by Stanford.
The Websites may contain links to third-party websites that are not owned by, affiliated with or controlled by Duke.
The big question: Will they still be affiliated with Rangers by the end of the week?
The workshop was held in Copenhagen, Denmark on July 26 , 2002as a FLoC'02 affiliated workshop, sponsored by the CADE and LICS conferences.
