The phrase "affiliation process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the procedure or steps involved in establishing a connection or association with an organization or group.
Example: "The affiliation process for new members includes submitting an application and attending an orientation session."
Alternatives: "membership procedure" or "association process".
Many factors affect the success of the affiliation process.
The play between inscribed and provoked values is crucial in the affiliation process.
The affiliation process in written monologic discourse involves several steps: coupling (bond), local community and general community (the detailed discussion of the affiliation process see Liu, Feifei: Strategies for affiliation in media editorials: Persuading and aligning readers. Unpublished PhD thesis).
The presentation of lexical metaphor is an important signal of the affiliation process between the writers and the readers.
The suit, filed in September 2004, includes accusations of secret meetings, conspiracy, conflicts of interest and politically motivated dismissals, and the judge, Joanna Seybert, said the fired employees' constitutional rights to political party affiliation and due process might have been violated.
Employing anyone who publicly belabors their minority affiliation turns the process into affirmative action.
It is interesting to note that both methods of weighting choose the same process affiliation as the most likely.
In the presence of events with unknown process affiliation in the network, we assign weights to the contribution of each event to the log-likelihood function.
Since the process affiliation is not known for all of the events in the network, each event is given an associated weight, Si,k.
The Lambda score function appears to perform close to chance (dark green solid plus) for the Top 1, Top 2, and Top 3 inferred process affiliation.
Here we present four different score functions and the Stomakhin-Short-Bertozzi method [24], used to define, qi,k, the intermediate process affiliation.
