The phrase "affiliated institution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organization or establishment that is officially connected or associated with another organization, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The research was conducted in collaboration with an affiliated institution that specializes in environmental studies."
Alternatives: "associated organization" or "partner institution".
Unfortunately, her contraception coverage, and that of many others, was already bargained away in earlier exemptions for religiously affiliated institution.
Clinical training experiences are offered at the Wright Center on Aging, a state of the art community-based primary care facility; the Amsterdam House, our outstanding academic long-term care affiliated institution with excellent rehabilitation services; and the EGL House Call Program, providing primary care for home-bound older adults.
The authors' affiliated institution is an Army Medical Centre.
Under the new plan, a religiously affiliated institution would not be required to provide contraception coverage.
The exemption would extend beyond churches and other houses of worship to any religiously affiliated institution, like hospitals and universities, and would allow those institutions to discriminate against people in jobs with no religious function, like billing clerks, cafeteria workers and medical personnel.
The study was approved by the Ethics Committee of the authors' affiliated institution and informed written consent was obtained from all subjects.
Georgetown University, the Roman Catholic-affiliated institution in Washington, D.C., falling on straitened times, in 1838 kept its doors open with the sale of 272 slaves---men, women, and children---from its plantations in nearby Maryland to plantations in Louisiana.
Setting: Single, university-affiliated institution.
Investigators from any Harvard-affiliated institution may apply for services at one or more of the participating Clinical Research Centers.
Clinical investigators and study staff at any participating Harvard-affiliated institution, including fellows, allied health professionals, and medical and graduate students.
On May 31 , 2010 Mr. Starr, the former federal judge and Clinton antagonist, pulled into the driveway of the Allbritton House, the official president's residence of the roughly 15,000-student, private Baptist-affiliated institution here.
