The phrase "affiliated organisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an organization that is officially connected or associated with another organization.
Example: "The conference will feature speakers from various affiliated organisations that support our mission."
Alternatives: "associated organization" or "partner organization".
For one thing, Labour's electoral college routinely gives people multiple votes; plenty of Labour members have one vote as a member of the party, another as a member of an affiliated trade union, yet another as a member of an affiliated organisation.
"There is already a decent amount of fear about working on these kinds of projects, especially if you're not a government-funded or affiliated organisation.
The second, closely affiliated organisation based at the Centre for Effective Altruism is Giving What We Can – co-founded by MacAskill and Dr Toby Ord in 2009 – and this takes as its aim the elimination of global poverty, committing its members to pledge at least 10percentt of their income over the course of their lives.
We are an affiliated organisation – a founder member of the party.
An MP could have as many as six votes as an MP, constituency party member, political levy-payer and supporter of an affiliated organisation such as the Co-op.
Miliband tackled the issue head on, saying a system under which one person could have several votes in a leadership contest by being a party member but also a member of a trade union and another affiliated organisation had to change.
The final third belongs to members of trade unions and affiliated organisations.
The BJP and affiliated organisations tried to stir up nationwide protest.
Nominations from trade unions and other affiliated organisations went mostly to Khan with seven.
Most allow "religiously affiliated organisations" to deny goods and services to gay weddings.
He also proposes giving affiliated organisations and party branches a greater say in the selection of Labour MPs.
