The phrase "affiliation criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standards or requirements for being associated with a group, organization, or institution.
Example: "To become a member of the organization, you must meet the affiliation criteria outlined in the application."
Alternatives: "membership requirements" or "association standards."
Students must meet the published affiliation criteria for their intended major.
Courses used to meet affiliation criteria may be repeated if the original course grade does not meet admission standards.
Due to prerequisites for affiliation courses, it typically takes 1-3 semestors to complete the affiliation criteria, depending on advanced placement credit and the intended major.
Complete the online Office of Internal Transfer application form once you have all of the information you need and meet affiliation criteria.
Students should meet with a professional academic advisor in Engineering Advising and review the affiliation criteria for their intended major in the Engineering Undergraduate Handbook Students may also want to meet with the Office of Internal Transfer and Concurrent Degree early in their college career.
For the selection of respondents, we used the same professional affiliation criteria as the online survey.
The IUTOX Toxicologist Recognition Task Force endorsed the concept that fundamental to achieving credibility for any professional credential is the transparency of the certifying organization's source of funding, affiliations, criteria used to award the credential, the requirements that maintain currency of the credential, and independent review/audit processes.
It notes that compensation is "determined by a schedule that takes into account the type of service or products provided, the type of branded adviser affiliation and other criteria".
Therefore, if we were to use religious affiliation as a criterion of eligibility for the U.S. Supreme Court, then there should be at least four — if not five — justices who are Protestant.
When scientific experimentation becomes private, credibility hinges on more abstract criteria: academic affiliation, consensus among other scientists, openness about methodology.
Admission shall not be based on ethnic group, religion, race, affiliation or other discriminatory criteria.
