The phrase "affiliation about" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It is unclear what you are trying to convey with this phrase. However, the word "affiliation" can be used in a sentence to describe the relationship between two entities or individuals. For example: - The university asked for information about my affiliation with other organizations. - Is your political affiliation important to you when choosing a candidate? - The company's affiliation with international partners helped them expand their business globally. - Her affiliation with the charity organization shows her dedication to giving back to the community. - The athlete's affiliation with a popular sports brand helped boost his career and public image.
On the specific question of religious affiliation, about 15,000 citizens chose Jedi Knights — more than the number of declared Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus and Jews combined.
Local Māori are 0 2 percentage points less mobile, Māori with no iwi affiliation about 2 percentage points more mobile, non-local mixed Māori 6 percentage points more mobile, and non-local sole Māori 10 percentage points more mobile than comparable Europeans.
Atheists are one of the most politically underrepresented groups in the U.S. According to the most recent Pew survey on religious affiliation, about 3percentt of Americans identify as atheist and 4percentt identify as "agnostic," all part of the nearly 23percentt who say they're "unaffiliated" with any particular religion.
With regard to ethnic affiliation, about 20% were Kikuyu, 18% were Luhya, 13% and 9% were Luo and Kamba, respectively.
Appearing before the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials, which was holding its annual conference at a hotel here, Mr. Lazio told the roughly 200 mayors, council members and other municipal officials of varying political affiliations about his legislative record as a congressman and listed some of his qualifications for the Senate.
When considering a Latino candidate, Mr. de la Garza said, Latino voters care more about party affiliation than about national origin.
State Senate President Dick Bond (R) said the election is not about party affiliation but about "electing a moderate, commonsense Kansan as governor" in a press release announcing the endorsement.
(In an attempt to tie together a few threads, I chose three remixes by producers who are part of the loose lazer bass affiliation I wrote about earlier this year).
Religious affiliation varies: about half of the population is Hindu, about one-third Christian (the majority of which are Roman Catholic), and with the exception of a small group of Buddhists the rest are Muslims.
Patient ID procedures (items 1 and 2, Table 3) show high MOR (4.06 and 3.66 respectively) in the empty model, with corresponding ICCs indicating that workplace affiliation explains about 40% and 366 % of the total variance in VBSC adherence between workplaces.
Argüello's most recent political affiliation was an about-face from the position he had staked out as a young man.
