The phrase "affiliated free" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a state of being associated without cost or obligation, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The organization offers services that are affiliated free, allowing members to access resources without any fees."
Alternatives: "associated at no cost" or "connected without charge".
Many of them have affiliated (and free) museums, which display Byzantine religious art from the area.
The saxophonist JOE McPHEE, who over 40 years has built a body of work loosely affiliated with free jazz but conceptually strong and unique, has an unusual gig this Saturday afternoon: without amplification, he will wander the woods and trails of Inwood Hill Park, near the Indian Caves, playing as he goes.
Campus provides a repository of system, productivity, and engineering software (including Matlab, Mathematica, and LabVIEW, etc). to eligible Campus affiliates free of charge.
This cultural phenomenon is perhaps best embodied by Urban Outfitters affiliate Free People's widely panned Spirituality Shop, which began offering a $68 "Cosmic Stick" (a large stick with thread wrapped around it) and $75 "Dark Mystic Boxes" (a small box with a fern printed on it, containing some sage and a crystal) late last year.
Instead, the Paulinella chromatophore is affiliated with free-living Prochlorococcus and Synechococcus spp. (PS-clade), and thus represents the product of a second primary endosymbiosis leading to photoautotrophic eukaryotes [ 1, 2].
The country's justice minister, who is also affiliated with the Free Democrats, said she had "no reason whatsoever" to think the government was not pro-European.
The Obama administration has proposed a sensible way to provide women who work for religiously affiliated institutions with free coverage of contraceptives while exempting the organizations they work for from financial or administrative obligations to provide the coverage.
In the Gabonese context, it is believed that blood drawn from hospital patients or research participants is sold by medical staff to the Rosicrucian Order, 19– 21 a semi-secret society affiliated with the Free Masons of Western Europe and the United States.
A further 35,000 trade union members have signed up for free as affiliated supporters.
He said that his company's loan-modification negotiators provided better service than the free services affiliated with HUD.
