The phrase "affiliations that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific connections or associations that someone or something has with organizations or groups.
Example: "The report highlights the various affiliations that the researcher has with academic institutions."
Alternatives: "connections that" or "associations that".
conflicts with the intent of this Act generally to permit affiliations that are authorized or permitted by Federal law between depository institutions, or affiliates thereof, and persons engaged in the business of insurance.
The friendships he stages are loose affiliations that serve mostly as a bulwark against meaninglessness.
Avoid any questions regarding organizations and/or affiliations that would identify religion.
The hunger strike has transcended the gang and geographic affiliations that traditionally divide prisoners, with prisoners of many backgrounds participating.
We, as journalists, should disclose for whom we vote and any other political affiliations that may affect our reporting.
Other diplomats saw him as a moderating force, someone who could negotiate the intricate mesh of tribal, business, and political affiliations that make up Yemeni society.
does not conflict with the intent of this Act generally to permit affiliations that are authorized or permitted by Federal law.
The "covering" research was done with a goal of helping companies build workplaces that are more inclusive of all of the kinds of circumstances, traits and affiliations that people cover (thus retaining employees, among other things).
As Crisis Group wrote in December 2014, a consensus on arrangements would offer the best chance to avoid an escalation from local incidents fuelled by political affiliations that function largely along ethnic lines.
Mr Chelsey said he sat with the FBI for three hours to determine characteristics and affiliations that could have motivated Ms Farook to carry out the shooting, he said.
The Federal Trade Commission in April 2012 sued AMG Services, a company with tribal affiliations that was started by a racecar driver, accusing the company of tacking on inflated and undisclosed fees.
