The phrase "affiliated with him" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a connection or association with a person or organization.
Example: "The research team is affiliated with him, which adds credibility to their findings."
Alternatives: "associated with him" or "connected to him."
Back at the house, Daniel tells Chad that they can't hang out anymore because "let's say you're like Hitler," "or Mussolini or Trump or Bush," he doesn't want to be affiliated with him, because people will associate the two of them.
Another $1.6 million is owned to Mr. Rastegar himself or to companies affiliated with him.
In the past decade, Pope and groups affiliated with him have contributed more than two million dollars to Americans for Prosperity.
The primary defendant in both cases is Cohmad Securities, a small brokerage firm co-founded by Mr. Madoff and closely affiliated with him.
His cabinet, whose members are being recruited among people close to the president or a non-parliamentary party affiliated with him, will very likely be struck down in a vote of confidence in parliament.
The indictment does not assert any wrongdoing by the president or anyone affiliated with him, saying that some members of the Trump campaign were unwitting in their contacts with the Russian effort.
In the event that Husband or an entity affiliated with him (other than JRLP and JREL) signs a contract with any third party relating to the story line, in whole or in part (and characters in connection therewith), from works owned by JRLP or JREL (other than incidental use, such as flashbacks), Husband shall cause the contract to be assigned to JRLP or JREL as the case may be.
An associate of a Bronx city councilman testified on Thursday that the councilman, Larry B. Seabrook, regularly asked a political organization that he was affiliated with to reimburse him for a variety of expenses.
Michael Donald was 19 on the night of March 21 , 1981 when two men affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan took him at gunpoint from a street in Mobile, Alabama.
Leingang, The Bismarck Tribune reported, said he set fire to the maintenance building because someone loosely affiliated with it had angered him in 1999.
"It was cool because it was this movement of young people," Nazar explained, saying that as a young Muslim finding his identity in modern Britain, being affiliated with the radicals gave him a strong sense of belonging.
