The phrase "affiliation number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific identification number associated with a person's or organization's affiliation, such as in academic, professional, or membership contexts.
Example: "Please provide your affiliation number to complete the registration process."
Alternatives: "membership number" or "identification number".
In the version of this article initially published, author Volker M. Lauschke had affiliation number 13; the correct affiliation number is 12.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s13244-016-0542-1. Affiliation number 2 was rendered incorrectly; the complete and correct affiliation is as follows: 2 Haute Ecole de Santé Vaud, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland, Av. de Beaumont 21, 1011 Lausanne, Switzerland.
‡Authors with affiliation: number of first authors with affiliation/number of all authors.
§First authors with affiliation: number of first authors with affiliation/number of first authors.
Author's affiliation number 1 is the institution where the work was performed.
Meanwhile the All-England Netball Association, which until yesterday governed the country's most popular female sport, has seen its affiliation numbers decline to 55,241.
But in compliance with a 1994 state law, Mr. Galvin, also a Democrat, withheld details about their occupations, dates of birth, party affiliation and number of times they have been to the polls.
"If there were 3.5 million at risk of becoming addicted in 2010, and since then we've had 1,400% more TV adverts, loads and loads of sport affiliation, greater number of betting shops … is it realistic to think that none of those people who were at risk didn't become gambling addicts?" he asked.
This includes the use of social services, such as housing, rehabilitation services, the patient's income, including social benefits and other forms of state payments, as well as their vocational affiliation and number of days of sick leave.
The records posted by the hacker contain names, job titles, company affiliation, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, usernames and passwords that have been jumbled — or what security researchers call "hashed"– using an algorithm known as MD5, a widely used tool to produce unique digital fingerprints.
Phylogenetic affiliations and number of bacterial clones obtained from retained and suspended fractions in MFC operated for 30 days at pH 4.0.
