The phrase "affiliated individuals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to people who are connected or associated with a particular organization, group, or entity.
Example: "The conference will feature several speakers who are affiliated individuals from various universities and research institutions."
Alternatives: "associated individuals" or "connected individuals".
Ware would bring various Cornell affiliated individuals for retreats here.
Juul's political action committee and affiliated individuals also gave a total of $215,000 to federal candidates and their committees, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Its core group of 5-11 attendees is composed of Columbia University and Barnard College students as well as some non-university affiliated individuals.
AFA entity means a group of affiliated individuals, corporations, or other business concerns, except for a CDQ group, that harvests or processes pollock in the BS directed pollock fishery.
They represent instances where social sharing is either utterly impersonal or occurs among loosely affiliated individuals who engage in social practices that involve contributions of the capacity of their private goods in patterns that combine to form large-scale and effective systems for provisioning goods, services, and resources.
Starting in January 2004, it shows the number of affiliated individuals in each municipality on a monthly basis.
It's just to soften the way for privatisation". Turning to Labour, to which Unison is affiliated – individual members have an opt-out – he said: "We want our Labour party to be the voice of opposition.
RCR is a recommended course designed for any Harvard-affiliated individuals.
Since the beginning of 2015, over a thousand Daesh-affiliated individuals have been detained, and close to 350 Daesh members have been arrested by Turkish authorities.
The in-person Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) course is open to all Harvard-affiliated individuals and offered in Cambridge two times a year January, and August.
Available free of charge to any Harvard-affiliated individuals, RCR is a highly recommended "best practices" course for those desiring to deepen their knowledge of ethical research and responsible conduct.
