The phrase "affiliated communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to groups or organizations that are connected or associated with one another in some way.
Example: "The conference will bring together various affiliated communities to discuss shared goals and initiatives."
Alternatives: "associated groups" or "connected communities".
Affiliated communities were founded in Germantown and at Snow Hill in Franklin County.
See the Office for Military Affiliated Communities (OMAC) web site for additional information about veterans' educational benefits.
Students should consult with the Office for Military Affiliated Communities (OMAC) for consideration of optimal use of educational benefits.
Cornell United Religious Work (CURW): Comprised of thirty affiliated communities, CURW offers programs of worship, study, and social activities, as well as opportunities for students to engage in interfaith dialogue.
A medical records linkage system, the Rochester Epidemiology Project (REP), allows a ready access to the complete (inpatient and outpatient) records from all healthcare providers for the local population, including the Mayo Clinic and its affiliated hospitals, the Olmsted Medical Center and its affiliated community hospital, local nursing homes and a few private practitioners.
Several elective opportunities are available through offerings within YNHHS and through affiliated community programs.
Healthy San Francisco provides uninsured San Franciscans with access to 14 city health clinics and 8 affiliated community clinics, with an emphasis on prevention and managing chronic disease.
Although the State University of New York prohibits its affiliated community colleges from charging full-time students more than $2,500 a year, Westchester's tuition is among the three lowest in the state.
We had a nice balance of clinical and basic researchers from all of our five CTSC partner institutions and several affiliated community hospitals, representing many disciplines.
Members of the Dean of Students Office at Duke University provide a traveling 'roadshow' that is designed to provide general awareness of the military affiliated community, Duke history with the Department of Defense, and current services provided to support our military affiliated students.
Religious coping is defined as the extent to which persons use religious beliefs and practices to help them to cope.This is a cross-sectional cohort study conducted in a 120 bed VA-affiliated and a 125 bed university affiliated community-based nursing home in Durham, North Carolina.
