The phrase "affiliation needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a connection or association with a particular group or organization is required.
Example: "To access the members-only section of the website, an affiliation needed must be provided."
Alternatives: "connection required" or "association necessary".
udb allows you to create a list of users and passwords (useful if someone without a Columbia affiliation needs access).
Rather, I think everyone, regardless of political affiliation needs to be held accountable.
Affiliations need only be given to these one (or two, or three) people, to save space.
Peter Carfagna, a Harvard Law School Lecturer on Sports and the Law and author of Negotiating and Drafting Sports Venue Agreements, adds that from the bowl game's perspective, some of the odd-ball brand affiliations need not matter.
Members of Congress, regardless of political affiliation, need to be challenged to put children first -- not only when it comes to campaign slogans, but in their legislative priorities.
For example, three types of drives are written into each character's nodes: physiological (i.e., hunger), social (i.e., affiliation needs), and cognitive (i.e., reduction of uncertainty and expression of competency).
Most important is the finding in the study by Lavoie et al. that a teen would remain in a relationship due to her affiliation needs with the group and fear that breaking up with the boy would compromise her position in the group [ 21].
Relevant information includes things that are easy to collect, such as the nature of the business, products and services and the names of its officers and directors, or, if the seller has control over the company, a statement about that affiliation is needed.
Relevant information includes things that are easy to collect, such as the nature of the business, products and services and the names of its officers and directors, or, if the seller has control over the company, a statement about that affiliation is needed.
2) Have a uniting message and protect it:TR believed that good people-regardless of personal heritage or party affiliation-were needed to lead America into the new frontier.
