The phrase "affiliated cultural" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe cultural aspects related to an affiliation, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The affiliated cultural organizations worked together to promote local art."
Alternatives: "associated cultural" or "connected cultural".
It was revived at Istanbul in 1908 (when the first Kurdish political club, with an affiliated cultural society, was also founded) and again in Cairo during World War I.
As tensions rise and this concerning pattern of LGBTQ affiliated cultural figures carrying the labor of speaking out continues, it reminds us not to assume the increased solidarity we've seen for other causes extends to all important movements for equality.
Michael Carrigan, director of the Smithsonian Institution's affiliate programs, which recently named the Harlem museum as one of about 60 affiliate cultural institutions, said, "Whenever there's a new kid on the block, there's probably some nervousness".
We discuss the implications of territorial differentiation within this niche in light of research on land use by culturally affiliated groups within a broad cultural entity.
"As the old line goes, once you've been to Paris, it's hard to go back to the farm," said Grant McCracken, a cultural anthropologist affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the author of eight books on consumer culture.
Christian organizations charged that Mr. Singh was connected to political and cultural movements affiliated with Mr. Vajpayee's party.
A cocktail party honoring Martin Scorsese for his guest editorship of Civilization, a rather serious cultural magazine affiliated with the Library of Congress.
It would not be affiliated with any one cultural institution but would instead function like a time share, with different institutions as partners.
The Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE) is a secular multidisciplinary university based scientific research center and is not part of or affiliated with any religious or cultural entity or organization that bans the use of human or animal subjects in research.
Federal agencies are required to consult with a federally recognized tribe before undertaking a proposal that may adversely affect cultural resources it is affiliated with.
Ola Plonska is an anthropologist and junior researcher affiliated with the department of social and cultural anthropology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
