The phrase "affiliated institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations or entities that are connected or associated with a particular institution, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The conference will feature speakers from various affiliated institutions, highlighting their collaborative research efforts."
Alternatives: "associated organizations" or "partner institutions".
The question revolved around colleges, charities and other religiously affiliated institutions that employed people of different faiths.
The Academies of Languages of Colombia (1871) and Venezuela (1873) provided affiliated institutions for the Royal Spanish Academy.
The policy requires health plans to cover birth control without a deductible or co-pay, upsetting social conservatives who think religiously affiliated institutions deserve an exemption.
Mr. Obama contemplated treating religiously affiliated institutions no differently from other organizations that serve the general public, but backed down under heavy pressure from the Catholic Church.
Neither the Constitution nor Supreme Court precedents give religiously affiliated institutions the right to be exempted from a neutral law of general applicability.
And for the first time, it provides guidance for the large religiously affiliated institutions that self-insure, or pay their own medical costs rather than buy insurance coverage.
The rule exempts churches, but not Catholic-affiliated institutions like hospitals and universities.
At this point, most state or state-affiliated institutions in Russia are rotten to the core.
Although the rule allowed churches to opt out for religious reasons, it did not extend the exemption to religious-affiliated institutions like hospitals or universities.
She said she agreed with his criticism of the Obama administration's ruling that religious-affiliated institutions include contraception in their employee health plans.
Author-affiliated institutions should be listed and linked by superscript numbers, as shown in the manuscript template.
