The phrase "affiliation of local" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the connection or relationship of local entities or organizations, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The affiliation of local businesses with the community is essential for economic growth."
Alternatives: "association of local" or "connection of local".
A brief article on Dec. 12 about a decision to keep the Nassau County Police Department's First Precinct station house in Baldwin misstated the political affiliation of Joseph Scannell, the local county legislator, who opposed a plan to move it to Roosevelt.
Correction: December 26 , 2004 Sunday A brief article on Dec. 12 about a decision to keep the Nassau County Police Department's First Precinct station house in Baldwin misstated the political affiliation of Joseph Scannell, the local county legislator, who opposed a plan to move it to Roosevelt.
Under the new plan, CDC, in a collaboration with the Association of Public Health Laboratories (an affiliation of U.S. state and local health labs), will put all sequence information on the several hundred different flu isolates it studies every year into publicly accessible databases such as GenBank as soon as possible.
Connecticut voters have until noon on Monday to declare or change their affiliation at local registrar of voters' offices at town or city halls.
Cursing in Jamaica, or tracing, involves trading very personal insults that often include strings of pejorative adjectives about a person's appearance, escalating to insults about political affiliations, and possibly invoking the names of local criminals to threaten the other party into submission.[8].
The Clinical Trials & Statistics Unit at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR-CTSU) acted as the coordinating centre for TACT ('hub'), with four other UK trials offices acting as 'spokes' for randomisation and data management on behalf of local and regional research affiliations.
Lampposts will carry demure and even rather old-fashioned posters with little more than the names and faces of local politicians and their party affiliations.
Other studies have used hospital type (McArthy and Bore, 1991; Basnett et al, 1992), caseload (Sainsbury et al, 1995a), affiliation with oncological services (Scorpiglione et al, 1995) and membership of local associations (Sainsbury et al, 1995b).
In exchange, the credit card company gains access to a base of merchants that's more loyal because of their affiliation with the local school or charity.
