The phrase "affiliation directly" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a specific relationship or connection, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report discusses the impact of affiliation directly on the outcomes of the study."
Alternatives: "association directly" or "connection directly".
To provide equal access to authors regardless of nationality or affiliation, articles submitted directly to Cancer Medicine will be assessed by double-blind peer review.
From the estimated coefficients, we can check the relevancy of origin, religious affiliation and their interactions directly.
No American individual or entity has the right to establish financial, business, services or other affiliations with any individuals directly or indirectly associated to the IRGC.
Phylogenetic affiliations were sometimes not directly comparable due to differences in the availability of the gene/genome sequence data in each lineage.
Texas Planned Parenthood affiliates statewide were told in a letter on Monday that their enrollment in the joint state-federal Medicaid program was in the process of being terminated because they were potentially "liable, directly or by affiliation, for a series of serious Medicaid program violations".
Sample representative terms for each discipline and category are included in Additional file 1: Appendix 1. Metadata of all articles included in the corpus was obtained by parsing the XML of the screened result of the PubMed query directly, including author affiliation (where available) and publication date.
"We have begun terminating your enrollment because, based on the evidence outlined below, you are Liable, directly or by affiliation, for a series of serious Medicaid program violations," the letter reads.
In reality, a functional community in a network is usually based on some common affiliation, attribute, etc., which may not be directly related to linkage information.
However, some of the participants directly link the TOE with political affiliation, particularly with socialism.
That said, one can also imagine new cultural conflicts emerging as the demographic composition and religious affiliation of the population changes.To answer your question more directly, I think the answer is no.
