The phrase "affiliation among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship or connection between multiple parties or groups.
Example: "The study examined the affiliation among various organizations working towards environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "association between" or "connection among".
Teachers can strengthen affiliation among students by actively building an inclusive classroom community, and school leaders can build affiliation among all staff and students by fostering a unifying school identity.
The alliance was conceived as a loose affiliation among individual mujahideen and established groups, and was dominated by Egyptian Islamic Jihad.
Although there is a preponderance of military veteran members of Congress who are Republicans, some recent research suggests that political affiliation among current service members is more diverse.
A report released Friday by the Pew Research Center found that the Republican Party has made tremendous gains in party affiliation among whites since President Obama took office.
In mid-August, the nonpartisan Pew Research Center found that Democrats had a 51percentto38percentcent advantage in party affiliation among registered voters, up from a narrow 47 percent to 44percentt edge before the 2004 presidential election.
Tribal affiliation among Arab groups has continued to play an important role in Iraqi politics, and even in areas where tribalism has eroded with time (such as major urban centres), family bonds have remained close.
Such common characteristics include affiliations among legally independent firms that influence the strategies of the affiliates, analogous to multi-business firms.
Blue states are Jew states…"Marrying outSociologists link the rise in non-affiliation among Jews to the steep increase in Jewish-Gentile intermarriage in recent decades.
Reliable statistics on the sectarian affiliations among India's leading faiths are not available.
The program also allows users to look at lists of data or to create graphs and charts showing affiliations among different criminals.
Gold-digging on the part of foreign leaders is a perennial pastime here in late September, when the United Nations General Assembly — UNGA, to the "in" crowd — convenes, but the preponderance of Lehman Brothers, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley affiliations among the Council R.S.V.P.s served as a reminder that New York may no longer be prime prospecting territory.
