The phrase "affiliations school" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstructed phrase and lacks clarity.
Example: "The affiliations school program aims to connect students with various organizations."
Alternatives: "affiliated institution" or "partner school".
Secondly, many mission participants are intimately connected to their mission groups, either through religious affiliations, schools or places of employment.
CORE is a coordinated set of standardized child-focused interventions that promote developmental competence by teaching skills pertinent to emotional regulation, prosocial peer affiliation, and school adjustment.
In that sense, Dansaekwha is a movement in retrospect--more a convenient term used to consider the similarities between a loose group of artists than a cohesive affiliation or school of art.
The private affiliation of school of nursing and ever having cared for a breast cancer patient had a positive influence on the knowledge of risk factors.
Students had to complete questions regarding their age, gender, ethnic background, religious affiliation, class, school, type and level of vocational course.
Consider any religious affiliation your school may have, for example: you will get in trouble if you are found listening to Satanic death metal in a Catholic school.
Then we researched the religious affiliations of each school by scouring each school's website.
In other words, is there an interaction effect between the frequent use of certain instructional practices and the affiliation of schools with one of the three groups defined above that affects schools' outcomes?
Household characteristics were of minor importance, and class affiliation proved more important than school affiliation.
Class affiliation was more important than school affiliation for the chances of getting lice.
