The phrase "affiliations causes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the causes or reasons behind certain affiliations, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The study aimed to explore the affiliations causes of various social groups in the community."
Alternatives: "causes of affiliations" or "reasons for affiliations".
The refusal to grant affiliation caused a bitter row to ensue that showed little sign of being resolved.
Many of the signers have longtime affiliations with causes that depend heavily on charitable gifts, including bequests, and they are concerned that outright repeal of the estate and gift taxes would lead to a sharp drop in charitable giving.
Its political affiliations have caused disquiet among investor groups in the past, but the group is not listed on the UK stock exchange so there is no requirement for shareholder approval.
The international arm needs to protest its independence in order to persuade world investors that foreign money will not be used to engineer a bail-out of its mainland parent.Even short of that, the affiliation could cause nightmares.
He also joined the I.R.A., an affiliation that caused him no end of trouble: in 1936, a priest who disagreed with his activism sacked him from his post as principal of a country school; from 1939 to 1944, the government held him in a prison camp for political dissidents.
Bloggers love to have widgets and badges on their sites that communicate their personal brand in the form of interests, causes, and affiliations.
Campaigning is more national than local, and the housebuilding drive causes greater affiliation with party politics and interest in national parties, rather than local issues.
This raises the question of self-selection and suggests the alternative hypothesis that reduced drug abuse causes AA/NA affiliation.
Under New York's laws, a person can be found guilty of a misdemeanor by conducting initiation and affiliation activities that cause physical injury or create a substantial risk of injury.
An international online-Delphi survey was conducted with 117 (first round) and 56 (second round) experts of different professional backgrounds and professional affiliations who formulated and ranked causes and solutions related to the treatment deficit for neglected diseases.
